TO THE EDITOR: We read with great interest the recent article by Wessels et al.(1). The
article purports to propose a clinically relevant, standard method for the blood-based …

TO THE EDITOR: We read with great interest the recent article by Wessels et al.(1). The
article purports to propose a clinically relevant, standard method for the blood-based …

TO THE EDITOR: We read with great interest the recent article by Wessels et al.(1). The
article purports to propose a clinically relevant, standard method for the blood-based …

TO THE EDITOR: I would like to comment on the article by Coover et al.(1) on a simplified
method to comply with federal regulations 10CFR35. 75 during outpatient treatment with …

TO THE EDITOR: When a radiopharmaceutical is adminis tered to a lactating mother, breast
feeding must be interrupt ed until the potential radiation dose to the infant has dimin ished to …

TO THE EDITOR: Although Hedrick and co-workers (/) have presented a well-organized
study of tracer excretion in breast milk, they have calculated their radiation dosimetry for …

TO THE EDITOR: We read the article by Donohoe et al. with great interest and appreciation
that the Society would attempt some standardization for brain death in the Journal of Nuclear …

TO THE EDITOR: The recent interesting discussion by Rao and Howell (7) has introduced
the concept of time-dose-fractionation (TDF) into radioimmunotherapy (RIT). In TDF, the …

TO THE EDITOR: Although Hedrick and co-workers (/) have presented a well-organized
study of tracer excretion in breast milk, they have calculated their radiation dosimetry for …

TO THE EDITOR: From their study of patients referred for radioiodine ablation, Cholewinski
et al.(1) concluded that diagnostic whole-body scanning can be performed effectively with a …