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Influence of Renal Function on Renal Output Efficiency

Jacob D. Kuyvenhoven, Hamphrey R. Ham and Amy Piepsz
Journal of Nuclear Medicine June 2002, 43 (6) 851-855;
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    Two retention functions at MTT = 30 min. Solid line represents MinTT = 9 min, MaxTT = 51 min; dotted line represents MinTT = 24 min, MaxTT = 36 min.

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    Relationship of mean of OEt ± 1 SD to MTT for retention curves with (A) MinTT-to-MTT ratio = 0.3, and (B) MinTT-to-MTT = 0.8.

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    Relationship of SD of OEt to MTT for retention curves with (A) MinTT-to-MTT ratio = 0.3, and (B) MinTT-to-MTT ratio = 0.8.

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