Early and Delayed Tc-99m Glucoheptonate Brain Scintigraphy: Are Routine Early Images Indicated?

Doina E. Tanasescu; Ralph S. Wolfstein; Michael B. Brachman; Alan D. Waxman

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Early and Delayed Tc-99m Glucoheptonate Brain Scintigraphy: Are Routine Early Images Indicated?

Doina E. Tanasescu, Ralph S. Wolfstein, Michael B. Brachman and Alan D. Waxman

Journal of Nuclear Medicine April 1979, 20 (4) 287-290;

Doina E. Tanasescu

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