Fasting Improves Discrimination of Grade 1 and Atypical or Malignant Meningioma in FDG-PET

Uwe Cremerius; Roland Bares; Joachim Weis; Osama Sabri; Michael Mull; J. Michael Schröder; Joachim M. Gilsbach; Udalrich Buell

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Fasting Improves Discrimination of Grade 1 and Atypical or Malignant Meningioma in FDG-PET

Uwe Cremerius, Roland Bares, Joachim Weis, Osama Sabri, Michael Mull, J. Michael Schröder, Joachim M. Gilsbach and Udalrich Buell

Journal of Nuclear Medicine January 1997, 38 (1) 26-30;

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Fasting Improves Discrimination of Grade 1 and Atypical or Malignant Meningioma in FDG-PET

Uwe Cremerius, Roland Bares, Joachim Weis, Osama Sabri, Michael Mull, J. Michael Schröder, Joachim M. Gilsbach, Udalrich Buell

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 1997, 38 (1) 26-30;

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Fasting Improves Discrimination of Grade 1 and Atypical or Malignant Meningioma in FDG-PET

Uwe Cremerius, Roland Bares, Joachim Weis, Osama Sabri, Michael Mull, J. Michael Schröder, Joachim M. Gilsbach, Udalrich Buell

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 1997, 38 (1) 26-30;

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