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S Treves
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Splenic scintigraphy and radionuclide venography in the heterotaxy syndrome.
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Suppression of 99mTc-pertechnetate uptake in a choroid plexus papilloma.
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Fluorine-18 bone scintigraphy in children with osteosarcoma or Ewing's sarcoma.
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Quantitative radionuclide angiocardiography: determination of Qp: Qs in children.
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Scintillation camera radiospirometry.
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Diagnostic use of iodine 131 in children. Safety and utility compared to other tests.
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Detection and localization of experimental myocardial infarction with 99m Tc-tetracycline.
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Analysis of maximum frame rates for gamma-ray camera-computer systems.
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Negative defect in an intracranial teratoma.
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Bladder emptying flow rate as a function of bladder volume.
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Use of 135mBa and 131Ba as bone-scanning agents.
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The 131-I ortho-iodohippurate photoscan in human renal allografts.
Nine examples, in seven patients, from a large cadaver renal allograft program, illustrate the value of radio-hippuran photoscans in differentiating causes of post-implant oliguria. Hippuran scans are shown to be more valuable than chlormerodrin scans when renal function is acutely depressed. Hippuran scans aided in the decision to remove kidneys in four cases of severe oliguria and to retain kidneys in two others. In two further examples, extravasation of urine was detected by scanning after radio-hippuran injection when other tests had failed to do so.The technique of radio-hippuran scanning has a place in the differentiation of acute and subacute renal dysfunction and has proved particularly valuable in the early oliguric complications of a cadaver renal transplant program.
Renal excretion of 75-Se-diseleno-di-N-valeric acid.
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131Ba: an intermediate-lived radionuclide for bone scanning.
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Assessment of the postoperative patient by noninvasive techniques.
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Radionuclide detection, localization, and quantitation of intracardiac shunts and shunts between the great arteries.
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Diagnosis of meningioma by radioisotopic and thermal scans.
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