Books devoted to radionuclide therapy are scarce. Nuclear Medicine Therapy by John C.
Harbert is a new contribution to this field. This book is intended, as stated in the preface, to …

As noted in the foreword by Professor RE Steiner, the authors †œpresentan overview of
the current application of nuclear medicine to clinical practice. They assess the limitations of …

As noted in the foreword by Professor RE Steiner, the authors †œpresentan overview of
the current application of nuclear medicine to clinical practice. They assess the limitations of …

There are 23 contributors to this text which was designed to cover basic science,
radiopharmaceuticals, radiation biology, protection, dosimetry, in vitro, in vivo and …

This book is considered an information introductory text discussing the fundamental use and
clinical application of radiopharmaceuticals in nuclear medicine. It is a welcome addition …

This is a well-organized, compnehensive text that deals with the use of
madiopharmaceuticals in therapy. The dis-cussion is limited to those radioactive compounds …

In his preface, William H. Beierwaltes congratulates the editor for fulfilling two purposes"
admirably":" It makes available for the first time a selfinstruction summary and defines a core …

Because of the expanded pace of radiopharmaceutical investigation that has taken place
since 1940, it is increasingly difficult for the student, investigator, and clinician to keep up to …

BOOK REVIEWS cations of nuclear medicine along with substantial factual information
relating to each technique. Although there is this emphasis upon diagnosis, there is an …

Rapid growth and change in the use of radiopharmaceuticals have taken place over the last
5 years. In his opening lectureat the symposium on clinical applications of nuclear medi-cine …