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March 2006; Volume 47,Issue 3

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Comparison of a PET/CT protocol that uses contrast-enhanced single-phase CT and a PET/CT protocol that uses multiphase CT. The protocol that uses multiphase CT is technically disadvantageous because of suboptimal image coregistration but is nevertheless feasible and should be considered for patients who will benefit.
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Journal of Nuclear Medicine: 47 (3)
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March 2006
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