Titlebook: Clinical efficacy of positron emission tomography; Proceedings of a wor W.-D. Heiss,G. Pawlik,K. Wienhard Conference proceedings 1987 Sprin

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Scanning Transmission Imaging in the SEMhen it correctly channels a treatment. Neuroimaging techniques are, in this respect, a classical example. The best known technique, the CT scan, is in fact relevant for the identification, for the management and for the follow-up of many organic brain syndromes, from tumors to hydrocephalus to cereb

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Holger Sch?nherr,G. Julius Vancso technique. For a comprehensive review of PET findings in movement disorders, including changes in flow, oxygen and glucose metabolism, as well as neurotransmitter changes, the reader is referred to a recently published monograph (Leenders, 1986).

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Holger Sch?nherr,G. Julius Vancso, that an effective utilization of the PET technique requires an interplay with the other approaches available in this area of research. Further, before introducing new applications of PET to man, preclinical studies in larger animals, particularly monkeys, is often a prerequisite.

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Acoustic Microscopy: Pictures to Ponder,hysiological tracers to be used in various pathological conditions such as cerebro-vascular diseases. All the data presented also have stressed the non-invasive aspect of PET investigations which allow to open many windows in the early diagnosis and the follow-up of treatment of patients with brain

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Acoustic Microscopy: Pictures to Ponder,ope analyses in children. This situation is subject to change, however, with the continuous improvement in the sensitivity of PET cameras. In this chapter, data from the literature and our recent experiences with the use of FDG in children are summarized. Studies with other tracers are reviewed else

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