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Sigma Receptor Scintigraphy with N-[2-(1′-Piperidinyl)Ethyl]-3-123I-Iodo-4-Methoxybenzamide of Patients with Suspected Primary Breast Cancer: First Clinical Results

Vicky Caveliers, Hendrik Everaert, Christy S. John, Tony Lahoutte and Axel Bossuyt
Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 2002, 43 (12) 1647-1649;
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    P-123I-MBA scintigraphy in 2 patients with primary breast cancer of invasive ductal type. Tumor was localized in laterosuperior quadrant of right breast (A) and left breast (B).

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    Right (A) and left (B) planar breast images of patient presenting bilateral uptake of P-123I-MBA in superior part of breasts. Focal accumulation in left breast (B) did not correspond to known lesion on mammography and could not be confirmed as malignant after follow-up.

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Vicky Caveliers, Hendrik Everaert, Christy S. John, Tony Lahoutte, Axel Bossuyt
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Vicky Caveliers, Hendrik Everaert, Christy S. John, Tony Lahoutte, Axel Bossuyt
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