jiun/Book REVIEW Page 1 NUCLEARMEDICINE IN CLINICAL PEDIATRICS,Hirsch
Handmaker and Jerold Lowenstein, New York, Society of Nuclear Medicine, 1975, 296 pp …

Netherlands, Martinus Nijhotf Publishers, 1982, 285 pp, $44.00 The symposium
proceedingsdeal with only three areas of in terest to nuclear medicine physicians and …

1970s with the introduction of competitive imaging technologies such as CT and ultrasound.
Although the early versions of these technologies were somewhat primitive, the use of these …

In writing a text about a developing specialty, it can be a difficult task to provide the proper
balance between theory and practice, butNuclear Medicine in Clinical …

SYNOPSIS OF PEDIATRICS-Second Edition-By James G. Hughes, BA, MD, Professor of
Pediatrics and Chairman of the Department of Pediatrics, University of Tennessee College …

Nuclear medicine is based on the principle that a radioisotope is an unstable substance that
gives off energy at a particular level as it decays into a stable compound. The ability …

W@ stinO'Hare, Rosemont, IL. An in-depth consideration of the role of nuclear medi cine in
pediatric disease. Review ofthe cur rent practice ofpediatric nuclear medicine as it relates to …

According to his introduction, the author, with assistance from Dr. J. Bretille, has attempted to
create an aid for clini cians in assessing the usefulness of radionuclide procedures in …

This book comes at a good time. The differentiation of pediatric nuclear medicine from the
general practice of nuclear medicine has developed over the past 15 years and is now a …

Pediatric Nuclear!'vk'dicine, 2nd edition, is edited by ST Treves, MD, and is a beautifully
designed, multiauthored work that reviews the field of pediatric nuclear medicine. The first …