Ictal SPECT Using Technetium-99m-HMPAO: Methods for Rapid Preparation and Optimal Deployment of Tracer During Spontaneous Seizures

Mark R. Newton; Mark C. Austin; J. Gordon Chan; W. John McKay; Christopher C. Rowe; Samuel F. Berkovic

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Ictal SPECT Using Technetium-99m-HMPAO: Methods for Rapid Preparation and Optimal Deployment of Tracer During Spontaneous Seizures

Mark R. Newton, Mark C. Austin, J. Gordon Chan, W. John McKay, Christopher C. Rowe and Samuel F. Berkovic

Journal of Nuclear Medicine April 1993, 34 (4) 666-670;

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Ictal SPECT Using Technetium-99m-HMPAO: Methods for Rapid Preparation and Optimal Deployment of Tracer During Spontaneous Seizures

Mark R. Newton, Mark C. Austin, J. Gordon Chan, W. John McKay, Christopher C. Rowe, Samuel F. Berkovic

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Ictal SPECT Using Technetium-99m-HMPAO: Methods for Rapid Preparation and Optimal Deployment of Tracer During Spontaneous Seizures

Mark R. Newton, Mark C. Austin, J. Gordon Chan, W. John McKay, Christopher C. Rowe, Samuel F. Berkovic

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Apr 1993, 34 (4) 666-670;

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