Comparison of carbon-11-acetate with fluorine-18-fluorodeoxyglucose for delineating viable myocardium by positron emission tomography
Authors:
- Edward M. GeltmanEGEdward M. Geltman
- Kondapuram SampathkumaranKSKondapuram Sampathkumaran
- Julio E. PérezJPJulio E. Pérez
- Kenneth B. SchechtmanKSKenneth B. Schechtman
- Andrea ConversanoACAndrea Conversano
- Burton E. SobelBSBurton E. Sobel
- Steven R. BergmannSBSteven R. Bergmann
- Barry A. SiegelBSBarry A. Siegel
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