The current state of positron emission tomography.

Watson, J. D.

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The current state of positron emission tomography.

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1991

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Watson, J. D.

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Positron emission tomography (PET) allows the construction of functional images, and has research and clinical applications particularly in cardiology, oncology and the neurological sciences. In the next 5 years PET scanners will become more available to clinicians, while methodological refinements should lead to exciting breakthroughs, especially in our understanding of neurology and psychiatry.

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British Journal of Hospital Medicine

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