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A SYMPOSIUM ON"THE TECHNOLOGY OF NMR"
Presented bySNM Computer and Instrumentation Councils
SheratonWorld Hotel —Orlando, Florida
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1984
Indian Room 5 hrs. AMA Category I credit
8:30 Opening Remarks. R. Eugene Johnston, University ofNorth Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC; Jon J. Erickson,Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN; Michael L. Goris,Stanford University, Stanford, CA; Bryan R. Westerman,University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
8:45 Introduction. G.A. Johnson, Duke University MedicalCenter, Durham, NC
9:00 Pulse Sequence Considerations for Computed T,, T2,and Spin Density Images. James MacFall—InvitedSpeaker. Cenerai Electric Medical Systems Croup,Milwaukee, Wl
9:30 Uncertainties in the In Vivo Measurement of RelaxationParameters. G. Allan Johnson, Robert Herfkens, MarkA. Brown, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, NC;James MacFall, Cenerai Electric Medical Systems, Milwaukee, WI
10:00 Break (refreshments in lobby)
10:30 A Systematic Approach to Optimization of Pulse Sequences in NMR Imaging by Computer Simulations. G.Bielke, M. Meves, S. Meindl, A. Bruckner, P.Rinck, W.von Seelen, P. Pfannenstiel, NMR Research Croup,Deutsche Klinik fur Diagnostik, Wiesbaden, FRC
11:00 NMR Image Synthesisin Realtime. Stephen J.Riederer,Steven A. Suddarth, Stuart A. Bobman, James N. Lee,Henry Z. Wong, Duke University Medical Center,Durham, NC; James MacFall, Genera/ Electric MedicalSystems Croup, Milwaukee, Wl
11:30 In Vivo Breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging Using aPrototype BreastCoil. Paul C. Wang, Carol B. Stelling,Sally S. Mattingly, Deborah E. Powell, University ofKentucky Medical Center, Lexington, KY
12:00 Lunch
1:30 An Overview of MR System Design. David D. Faul—Invited Speaker. Siemens Medical Systems,Inc., Iselin, N¡
2:00 Optimization of Signal-to-Noise Ratio in NMR SystemDesign. Mark Riehl, Genera/ Electric Medical Systems,Milwaukee, Wl
2:30 Unified Description of NMR Imaging, Instrumentation,Data Collection Strategies, and Reconstruction Techniques. Kevin F.King, Universityof Wisconsin,Madison,Wl; Paul R. Moran, Bowman Gray School of Medicine,Winston-Salem, NC
3:00 Break (refreshments in lobby)
3:30 Gated Cardiology Imaging with NMR Techniques. W.Maclntyre, R.T.Go, J.K. O'Donnell, H. Yeung, B. Sufka,
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, OH
4:00 Council BusinessMeeting (Indian)
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1984
Indian Room 5 hrs. AMA Category I credit
8:30 Overview of NMR Image Reconstruction Principles.T.M. Peters—InvitedSpeaker. Montreal Neurological Institute, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
9:00 Some Uses of the Fast Fourier Transform in MedicalImaging. William G. Hawkins, Peter D. Esser,Philip O.Alderson, College of Physicians & Surgeons, ColumbiaUniversity, New York, NY
9:30 Three-Dimensional Display of NMR Images. John D.Austin, B.M.W. Tsui, Stephen M. Pizer, Edward V. Staab,University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC
10:00 Break (refreshments in lobby)
10:30 Special Architectural Considerations in Designing anNMR Facility. W. Pavlicek, W. Maclntyre, J.K. O'Don
nell, R.T. Go, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland,OH
11:00 Installation of High-Field NMR Systems into ExistingClinical Facilities.StevenG. Einstein,PhilipsMedical Systems, She/ton, CT; Andrew Maudsley, Sun Ki Mun,Howard Simon, Sadek Hilal, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, New York, NY; Richard Sano, Philips MedicalSystems, She/ton, CT; Peter Roeschmann, Philips Research Laboratory, Hamburg, FRC
11:30 Methods For Describing the Uniformity, Resolution,and Contrast of Off-Peak Images. L. Stephen Graham,Richard La Fontaine, Mark A. Stein, JamesA. Winter, VAMedical Center, Sepulveda, CA
11:45 Update on SPECT.BarbaraY.Croft, Universityof Virginia,Charlottesvìlle,VA
12:00 Lunch1:30 In Vivo Spectroscopic Imaging. Andrew A. Maudsley—
Invited Speaker. College of Physicians& Surgeons, Columbia University, New York, NY
2:00 Imaging True Flow Velocity and All Higher Order FlowQuantities by Phase-Modulation Techniques in NMRScanners. Paul R. Moran, Bowman Cray Schoolof Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC
2:30 Flow and Motion in NMR Imaging: A Tutorial Introduction. Richard E.Wendt, Paul H. Murphy, JosephJ. Ford,R. Nick Bryan, John A. Burdine, Baylor College of Medicine, St. Luke's Episcopal-TexasChildren's Hospitals, and
The TexasHeart Institute, Houston, TX
3:00 Break (refreshments in lobby)
3:30 Radio Frequency Shielding for NMR Imaging Systems.James A. Graham, Jr. Keen Corporation, Norwalk, CT
4:00 A Universal Pulse Programmer for NMR Imaging. J.L.Delayre, D. Jenson. University o/Texas Medical School,Houston, TX
4:30 Adjourn
SNM Council members will receive their Programs in December. Others may callor write Registrar, SNM, 475 Park Avenue South, NY, NY 10016; (212)889-0717
1983 AUTHOR INDEX
P preceding a page number indicates an abstract of the Annual Meeting, appearing in the May issue.
Abbassi, V,972Abbou,C,PI6Abe,
H. 136, P28,P54Abejo,R,PillAbreo,KD,PillAbril,
ME,P127Ackerhalt,R,P95Ackerman,R,P70Ackerman,RH, Pii,PI05Ackermann,
B, PI12Ackermann,RA,P69Ackery.
DM,1099Acquatella,H,563Adams.
R, P94, 1089,1207Adams,TH,PUÃ’Adelstein,
SJ, 1055.1164,P122Aessopos,
AF.,703,P35afUgglas, M,326Ahn.
YS,P74Alavi,A, 204,447,713,P21,
P27, P30,P45,P46.P77, P84.P88,P92,
P108Alazraki,N,P64Alberimi,A,PUSAlburgcr.PD,P84Alcidi,
L,P93Alderson,PO, 977,P31,P36,P58, P59,P70,P75,P78, P84, P100,PI
25AI-Kid,MA, P74,1123Ale»izaki,C,
174Alevizaki-Harhalaki,M,174AI-Fayez,
AA,P114Ali,A,748Allen.
BT.P60Alpert.NM.6I.P33.P34,P105Al-Sheikh.
W, 683,P38Alyea,KA, 373,916Ambos,HD,P20Ambruso,
DR,P47Amico,S,P92Anaise,D,PI5Anderson,
BG,P55Anderson,GJ,P86Anderson,JR,P79Anderson,KC,P50Anderson,PJ,P41Anderson-Datis,
H,P118Anderion,K,P120Angelberger,
P,P20Angels,R,P59Anlar,
MA, P57, PI14Appledorn,CR,P82Areeda.J,
P18, P34,P53,P58,PII4Arliss,
J,P75Armas,R, 799,P94Armstrong,
KL.PINArnett,CD, 443,592Arnslein,
NB,PI09Aroesty,JM,P87Arreaza,N, 563Asari,
H.P15Ascher,NL,P98Ashburn,
W, P45,P63Ashkar,FS. P35, P38,P44,P113Askienazy,
S, 17,P108Atkins.HL, P8, PIS,P99Allan.
H. P109Atwood,E,PI8Aumont,MC,P20Aurengo,A, II35Auth,
R.972Babich,.IB,
P128Babich,JW, P24,P122Bacharach,
SL.P17.1176Bachtaroff.RJ.P15Bae.
JH.P54Bailev.WW,P32Bain,
GO,1012Bairamian,D,P21Bajolel.
A.P92Baker.MK. 467,P85Baker,SR. Pl12Baker,W,P64Bakker.
WH,1099Balachandran.S. P64.1114Baldeschwieler.JD,
45,P125Bales,
D,P46Baiini.C, P60.P89Bandvopadhvav,
D,P7Barai,JL, 228, P37,P1Ü5Barber,
HB.P25Bardy.A,P108Barker.F,P14Barnden,
LR,728Barnes.EL, PI14Barnes,JW,P24Barnes,WE,P54Baron.
JC,367Barrett,lili, P25.P66Barringer,
J.P107Barrio,JR. 370.515,P12,P70.P89.P106,
PI21Barry,DI,17Bartêll,
H.P83Barter.SJ.PI3Bartholomen,
RM,P15,P77,P94,PUÃ’Bartlett,
RI), P50. P120Basarab.R.P63Bashore,T,P89Basmadjian,
GP. l'IIhBateman.JF.
P103Baumgartner,FJ,515Bautovich,
GJ,970Baxter,JN,P38Baxter,1.P21Bayer,
J,P69Bazin,JP.P62Beach,J L. 89,178,276,373,
374.453Beai,WH, P49,P83Beardsley,
MA,P49Beauchamp,G, P100Beaumier,
P, P35
Beaumier, PL, P14, PI 16Behrendt, D. 629Beierwaltes, WH, 672, 732,
P49, P54. P55,1127Beihn. RM. P98Bekerman. C, P50Beller, GA, P36, P45Bellis, G. P59Belman, AB, P23Benedetto, AR, P88Benedict, W F, P77Bennett, GW, 231, P67.
P75, P125Bennett, l.R, P7, 370, P7I,
MMBennett. RI., P1IIBenson, LN, P87Bentley, <.I , P24Benua, RS, PI 12Berger. DE. 110. 1019Berger, G, P20Berger, HJ. P17, P45, P67.
P68, P76Bergey, P, P92Bergmann, SR, PS, 130,
380, P19, P20, P59Bergstrom. M, 326, P33Berman, AT, P84Berman, I), P4, P18, P34,
P45, PS3, P58, P68.P87. P97, P114
Bernier, J, P34Bernstein. D. P52Besozzi, MC, PI04Bessent, RG, 208Beth. A, P47Bettin. KM, l'Ili:
Bellinger, WH, 838Bianco. JA, 485, 1205»icllo.DR, 2Biersack, HJ. PI3, P29.
P109, PI 12Bietendorf, J, PIS, P34,
P58Biezk, JA, P58Bigler, RE. 408,431, P52,
P90Billinghurst, MW, P126Billings, J, P23, P95Bird. J, P107Bischoff, PC, 722Bisi. G. P93Bilran. J, P50Bizais, Y, 356, P67, P75,
P125Blahd, WH, P92Blasius, KM. P76Blau, M. 66, PS, P23. P95Blaufox. MD, 79,397,643,
P34Bledin, AG, 297Blend, M, P78Block, N, P102Block, PC, P60ßloedow.IX", PIO
Blomqvisl, G, 326Blondheim, DS, P88
Blood. DK. P36Bloomer. W D, PI 22Bobba, VR. 217.666, P38,
P39, 1028Bodmer, W, PISBogaerl, M, 1185Bolelli,G. PUSBonazza, A, P40, 1082Bongers, H, P65Bonow, RO. P17, 1176Bonle. FJ. P6, 492. I'IOS
Boonyaprapa, S, P94Borgslrom, MC, P66Born, MI., P92Borsaio, N, 438Bossaller, C.P7IBossuyl, A, PI 18, PI28Bostel. F. 746Bollger. I. P96Bollomley. P. PI08Boucher, CA. P60. P6XBoudreau. RJ. 880Boughner, DR. P27Udiim. RD. PISBowers, R. P30Brachman, M, P48. P97Bradwell, AR. 1081Brad>. LW, P84Brady, TJ, P47Brand, DL. P99Braun. AG, 1086Braunslein. G, P97Braunslein. P, P38, P78Braunwell, E. P20Bra>. ST. P102Breatnach. F, PII3Bree, RE, P94Bree, RL. PS. P9.876, P97Brendel. AJ. 228. P37, P105Brennan, N, PI4limili. W. l'l IX
Umiliici. P, P26Bridges. RL. P78Brill. AB. 231. 238, 356,
P67, P75, P1I8, P125Brismar, T, 326Untimi. KE. PIS, P16Brizendine. M. P76Brodack. JW. 353Brody, S, P39Brooks. RA. 367. P21Brown, JM, 861Brown. JP, 123,362, P14.
1MI6Brown. LE. PI 17. P122Brown, ML, 114. P56, P72Brown, TJ. 110Brownell.GL, P33. 1135.
P119Brugge. WR. P8Bruno, S, P39Buchsbaum, MS, P69Buckner. D, PI 13Buddcmeyer, EH, 716Budinger.TF, 73, 339.812Büdner.N. P90Buell. l, P6.746, 761, 1201
Buja, LM, 492, P86Bungo. MW. P24Bunker, SR. 1083Bunko. H, P27Bunting, RW. P60Buonanno, is, P47Burdine, JA, 703, P35Burk, MW, P77Burke, AM, P7IBurks, R, P18. P30Burnett. KR, P85Burns. Ill), PIO, P43, PI 17,
PI27Burns. RJ, 775, P87Burrows, BA, 949Burl, RW. P64. P85Busemann-Sokole. E, 973,
P59, P103Bush. L. P12Bushherg. J. P42Butler, TA, P24Buttfield, III. 728Buxton. RB. P34. P105Bvrd, BL, P12IByrne, EF, PI 26Byrne, PJ, P109Byrom, E. P29, P9I
( adranel, S, P98Cady, E, P109Canili, PT, P25Caldwell, JH.P29Caldwell, RL. P32Callahan. AP. P43, IM18.
P121(aliaban. RJ, P60Camerani, M, 438Camin, LL, P9, P28, P86,
P102Campbell, JP. P85Canby.JP, P41( annon, PJ, P36(aparres, B, PII2Capek, V, Pl 11(apello, WN, P58Cardarelli, JA, 949Carde»,GC, PI08Carey, JE, Jr. P49Caride, VJ, P57(arlo, I)J, P15, P77, P94Carlton. E, PI18Carrasquillo, JA. 123.362,
P14. P3SCarrera, GF, P41( arreda, R, 308. P4ICarroll. LR, PIICarroll, MJ, PIS, P16Carson, R, P69(arson, RE, P63, P81Carter, W, P30Carvalho, A. 545Casal, H. 563Casara. D, P40, 1082Casey, M, P14Caslâigne,A. 768Castel.JP, PÕOSCastronot o, FP, 369, P126
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AUTHOR INDEX
< ¡IMI.AR, 302Cattoir. H, 1185(al/, B, P97(auser. DA, 157( anillóles, F, P62( awley. KA, 14( erqueira, M, P103Cesare, P. P108( hadwick, VS, P79Chaikin, I . P102Chan, I)W, 498Chan, SM, PI 16Chance, B. P47( handcysson.PU P97Chandraralna. PAN, P37Chang, (C, P77, P106Chang, J, P33(hapman,CN, 1149Chapman, I), P58Chapman, N, P97C'Inppel. M, P114
Charnock, JS, 728Chasko.JH.P12l(halal.JP. PI4( haudhuri, TK, P49, P83Charnel. P, P108(ben. A. P77(ben. (T. P50(hen. DC.841(hen. IK P, 735, P57. P9I(hen. IW, PI 14Cheng, KT, P124Chenu, I.R. 643Chenu. S, 643( hesnut,( H. P58, P84(hesser. RB. 1046Che»igne. M, 886(hilcote, W, P46Childs. PO, 157( hilds. RU 544(billon, l IM, 1080(hin. I), 589(hin. IIW.647( hisin. R, PI09( hoiniere, L, P79( honecky, N, P103( hopin, i), P16(howdhury.S, P26.PI27Christian. PH. 264. P61( hrislman. l). 447(hu, (M. P35(hu, VK, P42( huang. VP. 297(hugani. DC, P70. PI06Chugani, H, P70Cierny.G, III. P72Ciliav.G. P61(inotti. U768( laflin. A, P102( lanlon. JA. P47(lark. RK. P60Clarke. l.P. 683, P75Clarke. R. P94(larke. SEM, 750( l, IM,niv JP. P28. P46(lorius, JH. 104, 593.746,
859, P129(louse, ME, P6, P8, 749,
P106( oakley, AJ, 641( ...Ik-s, (,. I'll <
Cochati.S. P85Crnnen. HH. P116Coffey, C, P59Coffey,JU511,PI03,
PI IS, Pili(offey. WA, 861Cogan, BM, 297(oben. M. P114(oben. MB. P77, P106Cohen, MD, 467(ohen. SN, 470( olcher, D. P109(öle.W. P30
( oleman, RE, P8, 273, 876,P13, P80. P82, P97
Colle, JP, 228Colletti, P, P8, P37Collice. M, PS(oilier. BD. PI9, P41(ollin, J. 571Collins, JD. 370Collins. R. 641Colombaro. P, P98Colombo,F, PS. P71Colombo.R, PS(ohm, C, P45( ombellas,l, 563Come, SE, P51Conklin, JJ. P40, P56. P95,
P98Conley, RA, 423Camay, R, P47Consigny,PM, P130Constable.AR, 79Conte, E, 334Conte, N, 438Conte, SA, P41Conti. PS, P40, P110Cook.JS,P121Cook, KS, P55Cool, SU 1072Cooley, LR, 716Cooper,JF, P123Copp.J, 672,732Corbell.JR. P12. P27, P38.
P86, P88. P93,1200Corbus,HF, P71Corley.JH,559Corr, PB, P19Correla. JA, P33, PÕOSCoscia, A. 1202Costanza. C, 302Costello,CE, 353Colhren, R, PI 26Coupai. JJ, 91, 180, 276,
278.376,455,551,650.754.864.979.P70, P99, 1088, 1089.1207, PI23
Coulis, JP, 479(radduck, TD, 973. P59,
P103Crampton. RS, P36Oaten, MR. PUSCrawley.JCW, P76Creutzig, II, P71Critchley, M, P38Crockett, TM, P85Croft, B, 1087Croft. BV, 376. 455, 646,
754.864, P102Croft, C, P88, P93Crofl, DN, 641. 750Crofton, ME, P6( ullison,RC. 36Cunningham.DA. l'i.n
Cunningham.KB, P118Currie, PJ. P36( urie!, C, P14Cywes.S, 479
D' Addabbo,A,334
Dahlhorn. M. 1197Dalakas. MC. P2IDann. R. P82. PI08Dannais. RF. PIO. P43Danpure, III. 39Darcourl. J, P76Das. DK. P7Datz, FU 264, P61. P64Daube. ME.P104, P119,
PI21Daienporl. R. 945Daiid. GS, P15, P77, P94,
PIK)Da)ison, A, 353Da»y,JM, P20Decostre. Ph, P91
Dees,SM, 383De(;rado,TP, PI 2, P52Dehmer.GJ, 1200DeJesus.OT, P70deJong. R, 139IVI :iml. l II. 1,97,179,
P59. P70, P98, P99.1086, 1205, P123
Delano, MU P9, P28, P86DeLeenheer. A, 1185Dell'Italia. U. P88
DeNardo, C, 547, P30DeNardo, S, P30Dend\, PP, 1046Denenberg,BA, P76Denny. MJ. P36Denulle. H. 1185Di-min. AJ, 1084
DePuey. EG, 703, P35Deschildre,A, P92deSouza.M, P32Detsky, A, P64Detsky, AS, 1001Deutsch,E, P9, P23, P125,
PI28Deutsch.SD, P83Devito, M. P100Devons,MD. Sr, P6. 492,
P12, P105DeVries, WC, P61De«anjee. M K. 368. P26,
P60.P72.P73, P127Dey, HM. P83. Pl 14DÕlaene,EGM. 1199Dhawan, VK, 173Diamanti. CI. P31, P32Di Chiro, G, 367, P21Didisheim, P, P26Digenis,GA, P98Diksic. M, 603, P107.
P108,P119Dillman.JD. PISI li lIHMil. RO, PISDinerstein. R, P70Di Paola. R. P62DiPiazza. HJ. 1070Dirksen, JW, P130Dischino,DD, P53. P62.
1030Dixon. RM. 505Doherty. FJ, P96Doherly.Jl1, P27
Doherty, PW, P8, 544, P81,1039, 1072
Doliwa. R. 761Dolovich.M. PI 13Domstad, PA.91, 180.278.
376, 455, 551. 650,754, 864. 979, P70,P99, 1089, 1207
Donati, RM, P129Don-Michael, TA, PI 2Umiliimi. D. P20
Donai. ED, P98Douglas.MA, P17, 1176Douglass,KH, P39. P91,
P104Douillard, JV, P14D'Ovidio, NG, 302
Drane, WE, 710Drechsler, HJ, PI 15Dreikorn. K. PI 29Druck, MN, 775Dubois,A, PS6, P98Dubotsky, EV, 722Dubuisson,RL.98, 969Ducassou.D, 228. P37,
P105Dudczak, R. P20Dudley. AH. III. P84DuenesJA. P56Duffv. GJ, P14Dunn, EK, 1151Dunn, WU 588. P73
Durakovic. A. P40, P95,P98
Durst, A, P109Dvorak, AD, 14Dworkin, HJ.371,383Dykes, PW, 1081
Earnest, F, IV, 649Eastman,G, P54Easton, RU P25Ebbert, MA, P31, 1158Eckelman, WC, 932, P31,
P49,1158. PI 16Eckhauser,F, 511, P56Eckner, F, P26Edeburn,CF. P72Edeling,CJ, P44Edelstein,W, P108Edlund,G, 747Edwards, RHT, P109Effros, RM, P14Egbert, R, P38Ege, GN, 369. 370, 371.
P40, P95Ehrhard, JC, 979Ehrhardt, GJ, 349Ehrhardt,JC. 91.180.650Ehrin. E, 326Eichelkraut, W, PI2Einhaupl, K, P6Eisenman,.11,P7Eisner, RL, P19Ellis, JJ, 1084Ellis, RC, P84Ellison, DJ. P4Ellrodt. AG, P87Elmaleh, DR. 1135, P105,
P120, P125, P126Elmor, J. P31Elson.MK, 700. P102Emrich.JG. P43, P117l min. K, P65, P66Eng, R, P56, P98Eng, RR, P40, P95EngdahUC, P19Engelstad.BU P54Engin.S. P39English.RJ, 1065Ennis. M, P39Ensminger.WD.871.P51Ensminger.WE, P51Ensminger,WH, P51Ensslen,RD, 586Epenetos,AA, PISEpps. LA, PIO, P127Epstein. I . P3SErbel. R, 22Eriksson.U 326, P33Eshima. D, PIOEspinóla,D, P39Esser,JD, 1119Esser,PD, P58, P59, P75Eslerbrook, A, P78Eslerhai, J, P84Elani. H. 136Eugene.J, P85Ezekowilz, MD. P60. P89
Fairbanks, VF. 339Fairwealher, DS, 1081Fallón.JT, P37Fand, E, P94Fand, l, 231, 238Fang, R, P26Fardi, M, P47Paris, JV. P85Farrokhzad. S. P119Faulhaber, PF. P50, Pl 20Fawwaz, RA, P31, P78,
P100, P125Fazio, F. PS, P71, P88Fazzi, P. P71Feder,JC, P36Feenstra,A, 522
Feenstra, H, 641Feiglin, D. 1001Feiglin. DH, P64. P79Feinde!,W. 603. P107,
P108, P119Feinendegen,LE, 22, 54S,
P100Feld, T, P80Ferens,JM, P14, P116Ferguson,WR, 475, P79Ferlin, G. 438Fernandez-Ulloa, M, 589Ferreira. N, P49Ferrane, S, P31, P78, P125Ferry. JD, P35Fetterman, RC, P28, P46Ficke. DC, P61Hmllo. AM. 443. 592Findley, SU P17Fink-Bennett, DM, P94,
P97Finlelman, H. 1199Firth, BG, P27, P88, 1200Fisher, DJ, 898. 907, P28Fisher. MF. 803Fisher. RM, 479Fisher, RS, P39Fisher, SJ, P42Fitzgerald. MX. P14Fitzgerald. RH, P72Flanigan, RC, 89, P130Flechner,SM, P129Fleischman.JB, P123Fleming.JS, 1099Flesher.AC. P103Fletcher, C. P53. P87Fletcher. JW. P129Flournoy. JG. 450Flower, MA, P103Flynn, MJ, P25FÃ’der.B, P44Fogelman. I, 208.312Folmer, SCCR, 212Fonroget,J. P61Ford. KK. P80Fordham, EW',748, P127
Forman. A. P83Formiconi, AR, P93Forstrom, LA, P98, PI01,
P102Foster, DM, P85Foulon,J, 886Fowler, JG, 1055Fowler, JS, 238,443, 592.
P52Fox, KAA, PS, P20, P59Fragu, P, 582I r:mi Immun, P, P34Francis, 111.P49Frank. SJ, 1084Franke, U Pl 16Frankel, N, P13Fraser, CB, 479Fratello, A, 334Frederick. RJ, 110. 1019Freeman, LM, 178, 277.
374,453,643, 753Freeman. M. P45. P54Fregoso,A, P88Freitas, JE, P8, P9,383.
646,732,876, P35,P55. P94. P97
Frenkel. A. P88Freund, H, P109Freundlieb.C, 22Frey, CD, P91,P115Frick, MP, P37Fried. A, 91, 180.278,376,
455,551,650,754,864,979, 1089, 1207
Friedlaender,G. P60Friedland, RP, 812Friedman. A, P25Friedman. AM. P70
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AUTHOR INDKX
Friedman, J, PI8, P34,P45,P58Frincke.JM,
PIS,P77,P94,P110Frischauf,
fi,P20Fritzberg,AR, 8, 353,PIO,P47,P80, P126Froelich,
JW, 752,P87Front,D,P88Frost,RJ,P34Frühling,
J,P40Fuchs,Z, P109Fujibavashi,
F, P124Fujibayashi,Y,P123Fujii,
H,P129Fujimi,K, P29,P48Fukushima,
M, P28,P54Fuller,PJ,448Fultz,
KR, P50,PI20Fumoleau,P,P14Funch-Rosenberg,
H,P44Fymat,AL,642Gado,
M,P106Gaeta,J,PliGagne,(¡M,P80Gallagher.
HM. P28,P86.P102Gallowav,
D,P60Galvin,EG,P72Gamble,
RC, 45,PI25Gandsman,1.1,P83Ganz,
W,P4Garbarino,JI„P84Garcia,
E, P18, P34,P45,P53,P58,P114GarvÃn,
BW,P70Gates,GF,P80Galley,SJ.P1 2,P52.P69Gaulden.
ME,160,646Gaunt,JI,641,750Gebhardt,
V.P27lieft,1,P4Geisinger.
M,P46Gelfand,MJ, P22,P32(..•II
nun. EM,P61George,
FA. P129George,FH,716Georges,B,P98Georgiou,E,174Gerbrands,
.1.1,1099Gerding,DN,P102Gergans,G,P25Gerner,
R,P21Gertz,E, P 19,P36Gerundini.
P, PS, P71,P88Gcvaert,Y,P34Giacomini,
P, P31,P78,P125Gihellino.
F,PI3Gibson,RE, P49, PI16Gibson,RS. P36,P45Guardi.MC P5. P71.P88(
.¡Ihni. S,P44Gildav,DL,P32Giles,"R,P76Gilula.
LA.P60(cordano.M,563Girod,
»A,P32Giuntili!.C,P71(¡lass.
E, P56,P71Glass,EC, PI14Glassman,
AB,PUSGlaubitl,I), P83,PUSGlenn,
HJ.PKI2Glickman,M, P60,P89Gloviczki,P.P60Glowniak.J,
P54,1127Go,M,PI9Go,RT, P46, P74. PI14Go,VLW,548Goble,
J, P 107Gobutv,A,508Gobulv,All,P57Goeckeler.WF,349Goelhals.
P.1185Gohil.D.P7Coin,
JE,P95Gold,HK, P4.545,P37,P68Goldenberg,
DM,360Goldfarb.H.PIOGoldman,K.l,2Goldsmith.SJ. 799,P85,P92,
P94,P101Goldstein.HA, 204,P27,P46.P92.P106Goldstein.RA. 546,898.907,
P28Goldstein,SJ,277Golmard,
J-L, 529,P67Gonzales,J,P44Goodendav,
IS.34Goodgold.'lIM,P49,P57Goodman.
MM. P43.P117,PI25Goodwin.
DA, P31,P32,P53Goodwin,
PN,643Gordin,M,P109Gordon.E,P28Gordon,
I.P16.P32.P113Gordon,L,1023Goris,
ML, P28.P53Gorman,C,659Goltschalk,
S, P25,P74Gottschalk,SC,822Gould.
HR.505Gould,Kl.P86Gould.KL. 52,577,898,907,
P11.P28Gourgon,R.P20Govelilz.GF,
145Grady,PJ.36Graham.
Gì).110.568.1019Graham.
LS. 91, 187,197.278,551.629,P77,P79,1207, P106, PI14Graham,
MM, 543,710,P58,PUÃ’Granowska.
M, PIS,P16Gray,D, P106Gray,HW,312Green,A.P45Green,AM,971Green,MV, PI 7,1176Greenberg.J.
P21Greenberg.ML,P101Greenfield,I),P56Greenfield,MA,642Greenman,(¡F,P58Greenspan.BS.P79Greenwcll.K.629Gréer.
KL.P82Gregg,J,P8Greitz,T.326Grekin,RJ.PS5Griffiths.
JR.P109Grill.BB,P56Grime,
JS.P38(.ris-.mii.M.P56Grissom,
RL,PI30Cross,MD, P8, 672,732,876,
P30. P55.PUÒGrossman.MB,P1IOGrossman.I.VV,P104¡rossman,W,P87¡rowcock,GW,P83.nilili.
RL, Jr.PI08¡rubbs.D,P71¡runder.JR, PI16irunze,
M,P20¡ryboski,JD,P56Guerrero,JL,P37Gullberg.GT.
P19.P81,PI04Gundel.
W,P46Gunsnn.BK,367Gur,
RC. P2IGust,
WF,P130Gustafson,G,P77Gutierrez,C, 508, PI29(.ni
.'ili-. A,PIIGuzy,PM, PI2Guzzetla,
PC,P23Gyves,JE,P51Gyves,JW. 871,PSIHaber,
E, 545,P37Hachisuka,V, P129Hadjipatlou,
A.880Haerlen,RL,P58Hafez,
G-R,505Hagan,PL, PIS, P77,PUÃ’Hahn.
N. PI2Haines.JE.1028Hakki,AH,P68Halama,JR,
P 12. P 17,P52,P69Halgren,
E,P69Hall,CE,367Hall,J.P32Hall.RJ, 703,P35Haller,
F,P96Halls,JM,P8Halperin,
J,P92Halpern,SE,PIS,P18,P30,
P63, P77,PUÃ’,PillHalvorsen.
R,P83Ham,HR.P98Hamanaka.
D. P18.P66Hamilton,JRL,475Hammes,
CS,1083Hammond.M).P49Hannequin,P.P92Hannon.
DW,P32Hansen,AM,P44Hansen,HW,P4Hanson.JA.P58Hanson,R, PI16Hanson,RJ,P97Harbert.JC,
1070. P109Harcke,HT, P47,P84Hardcastle,
JI),PISHardeman,MR. 615,P73Hardoff.
R.P34Hard».JG.PISHardy,MA. P31,P78,PIIMI,
P125Harp,Gì),P29llarpen,
MD. 98, 969.971,P44Harper,
PV, P50,P77,P120Harrington,
WJ,P74Harris,CC,P80Harrison.
B.P129Hartshorne.MF,1019.1083llartz,
R.52Hartz,RK.PIIllarlzell,
CR,P47llasegawa.BH.532Hashimoto.
N.P123Hassclbach.W.P20Hastings,
WL.P61Hata,N, P66.P126Hattner.
RS, PS4.1081Häuser,AM,P35Hauser.H.593Hauser,MF,P72Hawker,RJ.367Hawkins,B.P47Hawkins.LA,PISHawkins,RA. P20,P2IHaw
man, EG,P58Ha\den.PW, PI13Haydock,C, 1164Havnie.
TP, 297. 966.P102Han,MT,90Hays,SJ, PI22Hazue,
M, PI23,P124,P127
Head, GB, 111,98,969Heal. A, P38, P74Heal, AV. P35, P44, PlOIHeindel, ND, PIO, PI 17Heineman, WR, P23Heiss,W-D, 1188Heilzman. M. P46Heller. GV, P87Heller, SU P34Hellman. RS, P19, P4IHellstrom. I, 123,362, P14,
P35, PI 16Ilellstrom. KE, 123,362,
P14, P35, PI 1611,In-. F. P20lleminger, LA, PI 14Ilendee. WR. 532. P67,
1192Henderson,S, P19, P3611i-miri.-ks. PA, 29
Hendrv.GO, PI21Henesy,(¡T,P97Henriksen, I . 17Henze. E, 370.987. P12,
P54. P87Herholz, K. 1188Herlyn. D. P77Herscovitch,P, 782, 790,
P22, P62, P63, P106,P108
Hershenson,L, P39Hess,T, 285lleyman.S. P22. P84Hill. TC. P6. P8, 749, 922,
P49. P106. PII 7Ilillemeier. AC, P56Ilillis. LI), P88. 1200Hirano. T, P96. P99llirao. N, PI29Hirata. K. PI04Hirosawa. K. P90Hirschhaul, E, 563Hisada. K. P27Hnalowich. D.I. P23Hnalowich. DM.544Hock, A. 22, P100Hodgens,DW, 275Hodgson,HJF, P79l Im Pin. F, 285Hoek,C, 1099Hoffer. P, P42, P76, P83,
P103Hoffer. PB, 608Hoffman. BB. 1194Hoffman, E, 987Hoffman. EJ. 245. PIO.
P11.P8IHoffman, U, PIO. P128Holden. JE, P12, P17, P52.
P69Holder. JE. P62Holder, I.E. 735, 841Hollenberg. M, P19. P36Holloway, EC, PI03Holm, S, 17Dolman. HL, P6, 922, P49,
P62, 1065. PI06. P117Holmes, RA, 997, PIO,
P128Holt. S. Pilli. PI 10Homan. R, P20Iloman. KW. PUISHooper, HR. 1012Hoory, S, P7Hopfer, RL, PI02Hopkins,JM. P92Hopkins, KT.P59.P60.
P73Horiuchi, K, P123, PI26Horowitz. S. P85Horowitz. SE. P92Hoskins, R. P94Holze, L-A, P65Houle, S. 775
Hourani, M, P33, P38, P75,PI 13
Houser, TS, P74HSU.TH, 498Hu, B, P58Huang, MJ. P35, PI 12Huang, S-C, 245,987, PI2,
P19, P63, P69, P81,P89, 1060
lluberty, JP, P54, 1081Hubner, KF.P103, PI 18,
P121Hudson, I), P71Huffer, WE, 224Hughes, B, P19Hughes,JA, 589Hülse,S, P4llundeshagcn.H, P71, P93,
P121Huncrmann, B, PI 12Hung. V-L, PI 20Hurst, DJ, 997Hurwilz. RA, P32Husserl, F, 916, P44Hutchins,GD, P69, P9I,
PI04Hutton, BF, 970Huxley, R, P27, P93
Ibuki, Y, P29, P48Ice, RD, PI 16Ido, T, P120Iga, C, P70lida, F, P97lida. Y, P65, P66Ikekubo. K, P29. P48. P66Ikkos. D, 174Ilsen. HW. 1188lives. R, P79Imura. H, P65Inada, M. P65Inbasekaran, M. P42, P117Inoue, M, P28, PS4Inoue.S, PI04Inouye. l K. P36Irngarlinger, G, P129Ishida, Y. P28, P54Ishii. Il, P65Ishii, Y. PI8shiwata. K, PI20silman. AT, P41skandrian. AS, P68smail-ßeigi.F, P39to, Y, P31, PI27ton. H. PISwa. T, P27wata. R, P120wata, Y. 136
Izquierdo. C. 492. 1200
Jackson. El. 586Jackson. U, 1154Jacobs.DA, 1039Jacobs.J, P64Jacobus,J, P56Jaffe, AS, P59Jaffe, N. 1205Jager. B, 1201Jagoda. EL. P49, PI16Jahangir. SM, 356Jahns,M, P102James,AE, P47James,V, P95Jansholl. A-l„P78.lansson,PE, 326Jaques.S, Jr, PI 17nuli.», (.. 1028.lurmolowski.C, PI3Jaszczak, RJ, 273, P82Jcske, D, P101.Ihingran. S. PI22Jobsis,AC. 641Joergensen.I), P94Johnson,AN, PI27
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AUTHOR INDEX
Johnson, Dd.I'llJohnson,
DU 353,PIO,P47.P80Johnson,
M. P18,P30Johnson,P, Pl22Johnson,PC, P24,P45Johnson.RP.P4IJohnson.SD,P37Johnston.DUP27Johnston.GS,716Jonckheere.
J.1185Jones.AE.P17.P2IJones,
AG, 353, 922,P49Jones,ET,543Jones,PUP102Jones,SC,447Jones.TB, 98,969Jones-Collins,
BA,PI7Joseph,K,P65Joskovticz,
E,P89Jugdull,BI,1012Julien.
P. PI14Junck.L, 805,P107Junghans,
RP.P74Juni.JE.P30Kadola.
K,PI8Kahan.BI), PI29Kahn.
( R.P66Kahn.PC'.P96Kaindl.
F. P37.P89Kairento,A-L. 1135. PI19Kalff.
V, 672. P36.P55Kaliman.J.P89Kambara.II.IMSkamcvama.
M.P69Kamps.DL.P55Kanlarjian.
HM.297Kaplan,E. 642. P25.P54Kaplan.MU 922.P49.PI16, Pl17Kaplan.S.P32Kaplan.WD. P40.P50.P51,
PI09, PI17Kapsch,DN.349Karcher.RE.P35Karesh.
S, P26, Pl 11Karimeddini,MK. 116.P83Karivone.
S.P7Karlhcrg.N.1197Karran.
SJ,1099Kasagi.K.P65Kaschula.
R(K ,479Kashivvada,K,P1I5Kashivvagi.1.P48Kasi.
l.P,PI02Kasina.S,353Kass,
tJ.P23Kassis,Al. 862, 1055,1164Kalaoka.
K.136Kalo,A, PI07,PI08Kato-A/uma.
M. PI27Katovvilz.J,P22Kat/berg.RW,P42Kal/cncllcnbogen.
JA.P52Kaufman.HI).1151Kawada.T,
P7Kawagoe.Y,P90Kawai.C.PISKavvashima.
K. PI20Ka\e.Ml'.P6ÃœKearfoll.
KJ 5S5805.P107Keen.
R. P4. 515.P70Kelly.MJ, 448.P36Kemper.
AJ.485Kempi.V.747Kenyon.RY.P66Kessler.M.746Kessler,RM, P69,P107Ketring.AR, P9,PI25Kew,
MC',II19Keyes,
JW, Jr, P30,P51,P6IKhan.
II. P35, P44khan.
0.I'lIKKhavv,
BA, 545,P37Khuri,SF,485Kidder.RE.1039Kilbourn,
MR, P52,P53,P62,P63, 1030,P120Kilcovne,RF,P58Killion.
II.P15Kim.Bll, P28.P54Kim,EE, 297, 508,966,PI29Kim,
1. P29,P91Kimata,S,P90Kimchi.A. P53.P87Kimura.K. 136. P28.P54King.
MA, P8. 625,P66,P8I.1039,1072Kingston,E,217Kinser,
J.285Kipper,M,P63Kipper,S,P63Kirchner,
PT,642Kirk,GA,P107Kirsch.
CM, P6. 746,761,1201Kisller,JP.P47Kilaura,
Y, P29,P48Kleaveland.JP.P27Klein,
HA,P98Kleiner!,E,P40Kleinhans,
E, P6,1201Klelter,K,P20Klicpera,
M,P37Kling,AS,P20Klingensmith,
d.i.224Klingensmith.WC, III,8,224,
972, PIO,P47,P67,P80KIOSS.G,
PI28Kloster,G, 417Kluge.
D. P26,P60Knapp.FF.P125Knapp.FF. Jr, P24,P43,P1I7,
P118Kneeland,JB,P25Knesaurek,
K,543Knight,LC,835Knopf.
RD.172Knopp.R. P13. P29.P109Knowles,
RJR.P25Knust.EJ. Pl18Kobayashi,
M,P97Kobavashi.Y.P4IKodery.
B. Pl19Koeppe.RA. P62,P69Koerner.S,
P114Kohler,D. Pl13Koller,
DW, P104,P105Kolodnv,(¡M.P87.P99Komori,
II, P29.P48Konishi.J. P65,P66Konlzen.F,722Kooij.
PPM,1099Kopiwoda,S,369Koprowski.H, P77.1158Koral.
KF,P61Korchik.W,P65Koroshelz,
AM.P8Kostuk.WJ.P27Kovvalskv.
RJ.1080Kowalskv.WP.P19Kramer.
AV. PIO,P127Kremer.M,P14Krelz.
P.PIIKrevver,KI), P8,876Krishnamurthv.
GT,217,666.P38, P39,1028Krishnen.UP77Krivokapich.
J.PI9.P89Krohn,KA. P14. P24,P33,P79.
P110. P116,PI24Kroncnberg,J.1005Kroop,
SA,P84Kropac.J,P4Kruger,JB. IM(M
Krugh. KB, 589Kubler, W, P20Kudo, M, P29, P48Kufe. D, P109Kühl,DE. P20. P21, P69Kulkarni, PV, P6. P12Kumamolo, M, P104Kumar, B, P60Kung, HF, 66, PS, P23, P95Kuni. CT. 8. 532, P80Kuromoto. N, P70, P100Kurozumi, T, 693Kuruc. A, 258Kusakabc. K. P90Kyle. RW. 559
La Cata, G, P93Lacroix, F, P37Lacy,JUP24, P122l.affin,SM, P40, P51La Fontaine. R, 629Lahiri. A, P76Lai, CD, P31, P32Lai, N, 302l.aird,JD,475, P79Lake. RR. P106LaManna, MM, P84Umbrecht. RM. P122Lamki, U 689, P129Lancaster, JU 1083Landrum, W, P64Landry. AJ, 1083Landialler. SW, P52Lang. G, 308Lange. K. P81Lange, R, P56, P76. P103Langrell. K. 666. P38, P39Lanleigne. D, 544, P23Larson, SM, 123, 362. P14.
P35. 1176, PI IO, PII6Lassar, TA, P75Lassen, NA, 17Lassman, CR, P31. 1158Lathrop, KA, P50, P120Laurent. MF, 582Laulin. EM. 178,374,453Lavender, JP, 39, P6.P13,
P79Lattson. A. P42Lawson. J. P42Lazexalsky, JL. 485, P9ILeach, MO, P103Lear,JUP691-eBlanc,AD, P24, P45,
P122Lebruchec, J-F, 529, P67Leccia, F, P37Lecklitner, MU 4501-ee,H-B, 397Lee, J, P29Lee, L-Y. P70Lee, RGU P6. P8, 749,
P106, PII7Lee,SH, P116Lee, WNP, 642, P44Lee, YS, 116Lees, AM, 154Lees, RS, 154l.efkopoulos, D, P61Leger, AF, 582, 1135l.egrand. V, 886Leigh. B, Pl 14Leighlon. RF. 34Leinbach, RC. P4. P37, P68Lense, U P90Lentie. BC. P101l^nzi, GU PSLeonard. JC. P108Leonard. RCF, P50le Poncin-Lafilte, M, 17Lerch, RA, 130,380Levasscur. A. P100LeVeen. HH. 302Leventon.G. 1005Levin,G, P39
Levin,J, 1119Levilsky, S, P26Levy, LM, P7Levy, W, P68Levvellen.TK, P58. P84,
PIK)Lewis. MH, 644, P38. P93Lewis.SE, P6.492, P12,
P27, P38. P86. P88.P93, 1200
Leytens, J, 641Lia»,YF, P35Libson, K. P9, P23Lichlenberg. T, Pl 15Lie.SP, P27, P93, 1099Lieberman. LM. 505, P55,
PiliLiehn, JC, P92Lightner, JM, P45Lim, CB, 822, P74Lim. YU P36Lin, A, P103Lin, DS, 894, P16Lin. K, 1151Lin, LU, P35Linder. K. P9, P28, P86Links, JM, P91.P104,
PI05Lipszyc, H, P85Lisbona, R, 753,880Liss, LF, P85Lister-James. J, P6Liteplo. M. P9Lilllefield,JU 463. 1202Litton. J-E, 326Liu, RS. P30, P42Livni, E, PI20, P126Llaurado. JG. 402Lloyd, l.K, 722Lobenhoffer. P, P71Loberg. M D, 423, 898Locke, E, 545Lockharl, J. P33Loeb, M, P54Loken, MK, P37, P96, P98,
P101London, JW. 713, P30Longenecker. BM, IMII)Lopez-Berestein, G, P102Lord. P, P42I orinan. JG. 978Losman,JG. P29, P9ILosse, B, 22Loudenslager. D, P39Lovett, RD. P6Lovisatti, L, P125Lovvn,B. P62Ludbrook, PA, 2Luedke. D. P129Lukes, SJ, P9, P104Lull. RJ, P72l.undy. MM. 110.568. 1019Lushbaugh. ( ( . 276Lynne, C. P33Lyons, B, P80Lyons. KP. P47, P85
Ma, KW, P65MacDonald. AC, PI29MacDonald, NS, 515MacEwen, GD, P84Macey, DJ. 571MacGregor, RR, 238, 443.
592Machac. J. P92Machulla, H-J.PI2.P13,
PIOO.P118Maclnlyre. WJ, P46, P74,
PIÙMack, L. P58Mackey. ST, P26Maddahi.J. P4. PIS, P34.
P45, P53, P87Madden. JA. 402Madeddu. d. 302
Mader, J, P72Maeda. H, P89, P99Magarian, RA, P116Maggiolo, L, P33Magorien, D, P89Magoun, S, P99Maier-Borsl. W, 593Majd, M, P23, P57Maki, M. P90Makimoto. K, P66Makler. PT, Jr, 204, 713,
P27, P30, P45, P46,P88, P92
Malagelada. J-R, P56Malik, R, P39Malko.JA, PI9Malmborg, P, 326Malmin. RE, P58Malmud, LS, 835, P39, P76Matone, M, Pl 13Man, AC, 1151Mandell, GA, P84Manger, WM, 1194Maugham. D. P38Mangner.TJ, P118Mann, BD, P77Mann, MD, 479Manning, RG. P69Mansi, U P21Manlravadi, R, PiliMarani, SK, 898,907, P28Marciano, D, PiliMarcus, CS, 36, 747Margolin, RA, P69Margonato, A, P88Marigold. JH. 750Marini, G, P71Mariwalla, RG, P99Markham, J, 782, 790Markhain, RV, 1200Markisz, JA. P40Marks, HG, P47Markvvcll, K, P26Marmor. A, P88Marsh, CL, P45Marshall, K, P92Marshall. RC. 1060Märten,I)F. Pl 16Martin, BC, P31Martin, JB. P73Marlin. K, PiliMartin, NL, P57Martin, WRW. 208. 790,
P62. P63, P108Maruoka. Y, 693Maruyama, Y. 863Maseri, A, P88Mashio, Y, P65Mason. GR. P14Mason, J, P54Massant. B, P40Massie, B, P19, P36Masuhara. K. P115Mather, S, PISMathias, CJ, 130, 380, P59,
P60Mafhis,CA,8l2Matin, P. 308, P41Malsuda, S, P7Malsui, K, P41Matsumoto, M. P28. P54Matsumura, K. P89. P96Matsuo. M. PIOOMatterà , JA, P28, P46Matys, R, 593Maublant,J, 139, 273, P76Maurer, All, P39, P76Mausner, LF, P43Maxon,Hr, P114, P125Mayer, FE, P79Maziere, M, P20Mazziotta. JC, P20, P21,
P69McAfee,JG, P80McCabe.E, P47
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AUTHOR INDKX
McCall, MJ. P31, P32McC alley. M, P38McCalluin. RW. P56, P57McCarthy, DM, 204,713,
P27, P36, P45. P46,P88, P92
McConncll. D, 217McCready, VR, P103, P109McCullough, J, P101McDougall, IR, 29McElvany, KD, P52, P123McFadden, KW, P73McGann, LE, P101McGuffin, RW, P14Mcllralh, EM. 475Mclntosh, (.11. 728McKay, RG, P87McKiliop, JH, 312McKusick, KA, P4, P37,
P48, P60, P68, P87McLaughlin, PR, 775McLaughlin. WH. P122McNally, WP, 238, P94Mcany, TF, P46Meares, CE. P30. P31, P32Med>ec, BR, PI 12Mehr, SI I, P84Meier, IM, 119Meignan. M. 768Meinken. CE, P24, PI 18,
P125Meizlish, Jl., P17, P67. P68Melby, JC, P55Meldolesi, U, P93Mele. M, 334Melloul, M, 735,841Mena, I. 139, P14, P76Mendel, JB, P87Meridiano. O, 977Mendoza, I. 563Merkel, Kl), P72Mermall, 11,P78Merlens, J, PI 18Mesgarzadeh, M. 217,666.
11)28Meshkinpour, H, P78Mestvedt. B, P35Metter. K.J.P20, P21, PIÜ6Meyer, E, P107Meyer, (¡-J.P71.PI2IMeyer, JH. 187. 197, P79Meyer, MA, 238Meyers, U. P49. PI 12Mickle.JP, 548Mielke, I)K. P37Mignogna. KV, P58Mikhail, SII. P96. P98Milanes. J, P53Milanesi. L. P88Milius, R. P122Milla, PJ, P32Miller, A. 949Miller, TR. 2, 625. P66,
1039Mills. K. PI02Mills, SR, P13Milslein. UM, 643Muster, TI), P25Minalo, K, PI7.P18Minga«, G, P86Miniali. M. P71Mintun. MA, 790. P63,
P106Minuk,CM, P64Mirell. S(;, P92Mir/adeh.S. P122Misaki. T. P27. P65Mitchell. A, 571Mitchell, KA. PI07Milnick. RJ. P58, P75Miyakawa, M. P97Mlodkowska. I . P16Moak, CI). P85Mock, HI I. P64Modell. III.543
Moerlein, SM,P42Moldofsky.PJ.P49Molnar.
M,P23Möller,M.P128Monma,M, P120Monroe.LR, 703.P35Montesinos,
A. PI13Mooradian,A,P65Moore,
MM.645Moore,RH. 61.P37.P87Moore,SC.644Moorlhv,
AV, Pl 11Moreno,AJ, 568,861Moretti.JL, 17, P16, P108Morgan,CG. Pl2Morin.
RL.P101Morita,R. P17. P66,P123,P126Morivama,
H.PI04Morlêy.JK.700.P65Morris,
L,P41Moser,E,P6Moskowitz,
G.P7Mostafa.AB,157Motte,
G,P20Mould,RF,974Mover,BR.812Muehllehner.
G. Pl 1,P82,P88Mueller,
l.,285Mukai.T.P17.PI8Mulhern,
ili, P49Mullan!, NA, 52, 577, 898,
907. P1I.P28.P86Mullen, DC, 1154Muller, St, P93Mura. R.302Muranaka.
A. P31Murano, R, P58, P84Murala. GII. P87Murphv, PH, 542, 976Murphy. PR, 932. P31,1158Myvaganam.
R.P74Nagai,
K, P3LP127Nagle. CE. P8. 876Nailo. K.P65Najan.
A, 370NajarÃan.JS, P96. P98Nakagawa, T, P89, P96.P99Nakajima,
K, P27Nakajima. T. P65Nakajo, M. 511,672,732,P55.
P56, 1127, P100Nakamoto,S.PI24Nakamura.K, P89,P99Nakamura,M,136,693Nalls,
G,332Napoli.( A, P46,PI14Narabavashi,
1.PIOONarahara,KA, 139,P76Nash,
W W,1060Natarajan.AT.615Naunheim,K,642Nawaz,
MK,PI6Neac\.W.P102Nejatheim.
M,P94Nelp.W B. 710. P14.P58.P84,
P85Nelp.WB. Jr. PI16Nelson.
SJ.P91Neumann.DR,P25Neumann,R,799New,
PFJ.P47Newhouse. Ml. IM13Ng.CK,P52Nickles.
RJ, P69.P91,PI04.P119,PI21Nickoloff.F..862Nicod,
P, 492. P27,P88,P93.1200Nicolotli.RA.PI23Niederhuber.JF.87l.P51Nilsson,JL,326Nimmon.CC,
PIS,P16Nishikawa,M,P65Nishimura,T, P4,P68Nishiyama,H, P9,P104Nishiyama,S,PIOONoelpp,
l!,285Nohara,R,PI8Nolan,
NG,P57Nold,JB,P40Nolder,
C,P61Nolten.GMJ,522Norris,FS,P99Norton,F.F, 443,592Noujaim,
AA, 1012,P110Nowak,DJ,PI9Nunn,
AD,423Nusynowilz,ML,P88O'Brien,
AW,110O'Brien,H,P30O'Brien,HA,P28O'Brien,HA, Jr, 898,907,P24,
P43O'Brien,PC, 83,165,269.363,
444,535O'Donnell,JK, P46,P74.PIÙOehr,
P, PII2Ogata,I,693O'Gradv,
LE,P79Ogris,
E, P37, P89Ohchi, M. P104Ohgushi, A. P104Ohmomo, V, P123, P124O'llora, KI, P52
Ohta. H,P66Ohtake,E, P41
Oiticica, C, PII 3Okajima, K. P104Okimoto, Y, P29, P48Okuda. V,P99O'Lcarv,
DU. P106
Olesnicky, M,P70Ollcanu.V, P6
Oluwole, S, P70O'Mara, RE, P42,P71Ono,
Y, P4IOppenheim. BE, P82Oravez, WT, P50Orcutt, G,PIIOsbakken.
M. 369Osman. S, 39Oster,/-,P15Oster.
7.H. 238, P24,P99,P118Otsuka,
FL,P123Ott,MA,P24Ott,R,P85Ott,RJ,P103Otl,SM,P84Onyang.
C,SIIPabsl.
IIW,P96Pachinger,O, P37,P89Padgett.
H. Pl 11Padgett.HC.177,515.PI21Paik.CII.932.
P31.1158Pak.KY.1158Palac,
R,P54Paldi.JH,P53Paleslro.
CJ,1202Paladino,E,P80Palmer,
DW, 979,P41Pant,KD.P123Park,HM.P64Parker.
CW,316Parker.H, P7,332Parker.JA, 258. P66,P87,P99Parker.
I,S.36Parkev.RW, 492.P12Parmlc\.LF,98,969
Partain, CL, P47Pasculli, I >.334Passamente,PM, 997Palei, A, P27Palei, BR, 894, P16Palei, S, P75Paterson,A, 1119Patronas, N, P2IPatrañas,NJ, 367Patterson. RE, P17Patton, DI), 452, P66, P108Patton,JA, PI5Paulson,OB, 17Pauwels, I k.l, 388Pa.el.D, P26. P50, PiliPawliM;, 1188Pelker. R. P60Pellelteri, ML, 238Pendlelon.DB, P9Perez, JE, 563Perkins, AC. PI5Perkins, <;, P18, P30Perlman, JM, P22Peters, AM, 39, P6, P79Peterson, AA, PI 14Peterson,ME, P25Petras, AE, 1026Pelligrew. R, P18. P30Pettil, W, 549Phalak, MG. 1084Phelps,ME. 245. 515,987,
P11.PI2, P19, P20,P2I, P63, P69, P70,P8I.P89, 1060, P106
Philippe, EA, PI 1Philippe.JC, P37Phillipe. EA, 52Philpott.GW, 316Piacentini. M, P5Piepsz, A, P98Pieralice, M, 334Pierson,R, 452Pilo. A, PI 15Pinkerton, TC, PI24Pinsky, S, P25. P29, P50,
P78, P91Pirani. C, P70Pistoiesi.M, P71Pili, A, P36Pitt, WR, 1046Piyachon,C, P94Plankey, M, PI7, P56, P67,
P68, P76Pluchinotta, A, P40Podrid, PJ, P62Polak,JK. P62, 1065Polico. C, P40Politano, V, P33Pollack, W, PISPollycove, M, P7, 332, 339Pope.CE. P60, P89Port, S, P75Porler, WC, 383Postley,JE, P58Polchen, EJ, 863Polier. BM. P23Powe.J, P77, 1158Powers,TA, P15Powers,WJ, P59, P73,
PI08Pozza, G, P88Prato, FS, 816Prenant, C, P20Presan!. ÇA,45, P125Preston, DE. P57, P95Price, RR, 339Pride, NB, P13Prigenl, F, P18. P53Pritchard.J, PI 13Probst. P, P37Promit, RT.45, P125Prokop. EK, P57Proukauis,C, 174Proiisor, A, 467Pryor. DB, PI3
Puigbo,JJ. 563Pupi, A, P93, P94Punes, P, P27Pykelt, IL. P47
Qadir, F, 683Quaife, MA, PI 30
Rabinowïlz,SA, P48Raff, I.P67Raflery, EB, P76Rahimian.J. P71.P114Rahimloola, SH, P37Raichle. ME. 782. 790, P22,
P62, P63. 1030, P106,P108
Rails, PW, P8Ramanna. I„P48, P97Rand. AL, PS, P20Ranganalhan, N, PI 27Rao. BR, 275, 543Rao. I)V. 145Rao, 11, PI 14Rapaport, E, PI 26Rapaporl, FT, P15Rapin.J. r, I-MIX
Rapoporl. S. P60. P89Rapoporl. SI. P107Ralib. O, 987Rauch. B. P20Raicrt. HT, PIO, P43, P127Raiin, CF.. PI3Ray.G, P75Raynaud.C, 17, P108Rayudu,GVS, PI27Reavy. 11.1,39Reba, R( . 932, P31, P49,
P97, 1158, PI 16Redd. RE, P41Redington.R, P108Regelink, E, P32Reiber. JHC. P27, P93,
1099Reichen,J. PI 26Reichmann,K, P29Reid, AM, 586Reiffers, S, 522Reilly, WM, 548Reines.HD, P70Reinke, FE, 1154Reisman,S, P68Remen, M, 447. P21. P108Relias, JS, PI2, P27, P86Rembish,HA. P57Remington, MM, P56Reploglc.RL. P29, P91Reske.SN, P12. P13, P29,
PI 18Resnckot, L, P77Reuter. A. P34Reienaugh,J, P70Reynolds,JC. P35Rt-znek,R, PI 13
Ricci, AR. PIO, PIIRichards, P. P24, P3I, P43,
P78, P118, P125, P128Richardson.RL. 838Richman. All. 1202Riedinger, M, P87Riege.WH, P20, P21Rigby.J. P48Rigo, P, 886Ritchie. JL, P29, P73Rilenour, ER. 752Ritler, C. P80Robb, JA, P58Robbins.PS. P76Robertson.JS, 83. 165, 269,
339, 363, 444. 535,P56. P73
Robinson,AE, 98,969. P44Robinson.RG, P57. P95Rock, E, P39Roedler, I), 761
Volume 24, Number 12 1217
AUTHOR INDKX
Roedler. Ill),746Rocsler.II.285Rogers.
C'.P64Rogers.
CA,I1I4Rogers.Wl„P6IRogus.
R,P95Roi/en. Ml),P54Rolla,
AP.749ROOS.JP,PSRopchan.
JR.515Roper.K.P26Rose,
(;.PKMiRusr.-l( ...16Rose.
V.P32Rosen,Al).P2IRosen.(¡,PI12Rosen.JM.«77Rosen.M. XI2Rosen.P,P83Rosen.PR. P22.PiiK
us, uh.imu. III).977Roscnhaum.II.29Rosenberg.
RJ. 116.1072.1149Rosenblatt.
R.753Roscnquisl.A.I's:Ros,
mini. MS.PI04Rossi.( .R.P25Rollcnberg.
DA. 805.PI07Rouca»rol.J-C.529.l>61.P67Rougier.
P.582Remisión.M. PI29Rousseau.AJ.P99Rou'kamp,MM.212Reme.
RW, 356. P67.P75Rowell.Kl..722Renal.
III). P6. IMO.P87,P99Ro\slon.
1.P15Ro/anski,A. P53,P87Rudd.
1C. 463, 803,1202Rulev.KJ.P23Runge.VM. P46.P47Russell,CI),722Russell.JAG,238Rwoe.
RI),P32R\an.JM.P45RNan.
JW.P77Ryo,UV. P29. P50.P9IK\pins.
KB.P47Rzes/olarski.WJ.P1I6Sai-catini,
JC,PI4Sachs,
M.PI3Sacker.I)K. PI18Sadek.S.
PI16Sailo.J.P3I.PI27Saji.
H. PI23.PI26Sakai,K.693Sakimura.
1. PI30Sako,K, PI07. PI08,P1I9Salcedo,
A,PI03Salem,1), 822,P74Salii.
IK. I'M.1001Salmon.
V.P9ISaltaduri. P.P52Sammarlano.
MC,P9Samosik-Masl,C,P30Sampalhkumaran.
KS.2.625.P66Sanahria.
K.PI08Sandherg.1). PI13Sanders.
JA. 894.PI6Sandier.CM. PI29Sandier,MS.713Sands.
II. P28. P86. P102Sands.M,P45Santos.GW.P74.1123Sarfeh,U.P47Sasaki,V. PI15Sastre,J,P20Sastry,KSR, 145.1164Salinger.
A.P88Sa»age.1). 548SaiiTvmullu.SH.
39,P6,P79Satilch,
1.1119Sa>oie.K.1135Saioie.JC.582Saioie.JD.1135Saxlun.RK,P77Sa>le,
B, P64,P72Savie,BA,1114Scanlon.
P.659Schaffer.MS.P32Schak-h.I)S.224Schapiru.JR.
922Scharf.SC. 397. P34.P90Schauwecker.
DS. P64.PH5Scheffel,I. PI24Scheibe.PO, P24.P33.P79.
P124Scheibelhofer.W.P89Scheiben.
II R. P4.370,987,P12. P54.P87.P89Schelk-kens.
PThA.615Schcufelcn.
Ch. PI12Schiff.R.P7Schlegel.
P.P8Schieren.R.PIOOSchlom.
J.PI09Schluedcrberg.J.1135Schmall.
B. 408. P40.P52.PI10Schmidlin.
P.104.859Schmid!.1)11.P75Schmidt.RP.P10ISchmiedek.
P,P6Schmittle.SE,P47Schmilz.
R.P65Schmoliner.R,P20Schluck.
ll-J.P96Schneider,RF,P80Schober.
O, P71,P121Scholl.II.417Schon.S, Pl2Schreiber.
GJ. 608,P42Schuhmacher,J.593Schulz.
KK, P107Schumichcn.C. PI12Schwaiger.
M.P4.P12.P54.P89Schwan/,
W,P30Schwarz.A, PI28Schweigart,
l .P96Schwinger.RB. P81,1039Sciacca.
RR.P36Scoles.P.P64Seelev.GW,P66Seger.
RM. 997, P128Seil/,1),P116Sekiguchi,
M.P90Selbcrg.LA,P25Selb»,
JB, 177,373Seidin,DW. P59,P84Selikson.
Mil. 366.P34Selin,C.PI2,PI9Semine.
AA.P96Senga.O.P97Serafini.
A. 683. P33,P38,P74.P75. P102,P113Scliawan.II.1087Se>er,
JL.P21Sfakianakis,GN, 683,P33,P38,
P64, P74,P101.P102.P1I3Sgouros.<;.43I.P90Shafer.
RB. 89. 700.P65.P72.1205, P102Shaffer,
P.P89Shah.PK.P68Shampo.
MA, 83, 165.269,363,444,535Shapiro,B, 511,672,732,P49,P54, P55,P56,1127.
PIO»Shapiro.JR.P49Sharp.
PK, 1046
Shaw. P. P28. P86Shaw. SM. P124Shearer. I)R. 645Shcllock. I (.. P68Shepherd. J.PI5Sheridan. MB, P57Sherman, I'S. P42. PI 17Shiang, II. P85Shields. R. P38Shih. \V-J.9I, 180.278.
376,455.549.551.650. 754. 864. 979.P70. P99. 1089.1207.P123
Shimazu, A. P66Shine. Kl. P19Shinoda, N, P96Shiue.C-V.P52. 1055Shitcly.JE. 29Shnilka. Tk. 1012Shreeie, WW, 545. PIOOShreiner. DP. 859Shug. AL, P12Shuler.SK. 916. I>44Siafarikas. K. P83Siddiqui, AR, 467, P32Siegel. BA. P59. P60Siegel. JA. 835. P76Siegel. ME. P8.P37.P130Silierman. IK;. PI06Silterman. KJ. P87Silierman. N, P26s,„.km.PA. P8SSimmons, G, P70Simon, i.. 308Simon. TR. P38. P93Simoons. ML. P27. P93,
1099Simor. AK. P64. 1001Sisson, JC, 672. 743. P49.
P54. P55. 1127, PI 17Skinner. S, PI IOSiagli-, S. P90Shu in. SA, IMOSlingerland, I)W. 949Smalling. R\V. 854Smith, KO. P60. P89Smith. KW. P46Smith. (. \, 402Smith. Ml.. 208Smith. S. P59Smith. T. 447Smock. I). P30Smoger, B. P22Smoller. S, P90Smucloiisky.C. P33. PI02Snydcr.J, 659Sobcl. BE, 2. P5. 130. 380.
P19. P20. P59. P61Sobel, RK. PISSochor. H. P37, P89Sodd, VJ. P9Soderborg, B. 1197Sodoye/, JC, P66Sodoye/-Goffau\. K. P66Sokoloi, JJ, P86Sollinger, HW. P55Solomon. NA, 1151Som. P. 231, 238, P24,
PI 18. P125Some>a, K, P1I5Song. CH, P32Sonnemaker. RK, 703Sordino. KM. PI 10Sordillo, PP. PI 10Sorenson, JA. 264. 648Soslman. I). P60. P89Spann. JK, P76Spence. AM. PI 10Spence.JD. P129Spence. RAJ. P79Spencer, RP. 116. 976. P83,
1149Spicer, JA. P57Spicer. KM, P70. P91, 1023
Spigos. I). P111Spit/er. VM, 8, P67, P80SpoHansky.G. P38Spoiler. I., P77. P106Sprayegen, S, 277Spriiiz. P(;, P74Smastata, PC. P43. PI 18Sriiastaia. SC'. P24. P31,
P78. PI 18. P125. PI28Stadalnik, RC. P24. P33.
P79, PI 24Stallworlh. R.86IStark. VJ. P50. P77Starling, MR. P88Steinbach. JJ, P95Steiner. R. P63Sleingarl. R. P90Steinkruger, KJ, P24Sleplewski./. P77, 1158Slerk. C, 1199Stern. US. 835Stewart. CA. P130Stockigt. JR. 448Stocklin,C;i,,417. P42Stoddard, DD. P41Sloffer.SS, 119. 173Slokely.EM,644, P38.
P105Stone. K(.. P84Slone, SC. P.38Stone. WJ, PISStone-Klander, S, 326Sloller, RK. 559Slraalmann. M«,.P121smistimi. A. P85. P94Slrallon.JR. P29, P73Strauss. HW. 61, P4, 154,
369. 545. P37, P48,P60. P68. P87. P120,P125. P126
Strauss. I.. 91. 180.278,376, 455, 551, 650,746. 754. 864. 979.1089, 1207. PI 29
Straw, J D. P49Strife, J U P22Slrodel. WE. P56Studey, C. P85Slurm.J. P71Styles. CB. 1012. PIOI.
PI 10Subramanian. (,. P80Subramanyam. V, P9Sufka. B, P46. P74Sugenoya, A. P97Sugimura. K, PIOOSulliian.S.689Sun. TT. PI 21Sundoro-Wu. BM. P40Sundrehagen, K, 173Sussman, I IH, P32Sutherland. DI K. P96Sutherland. JB. PI 26Siitra. 7.V. P43Swan. HJC. P53. P68, P87Swanson, I). 511. P49, P55,
P56, PIOO. PI 18Swarlz, MR, PI 19Sykes, TR, 1012Syrola, A, P20S/iklas.JJ. 116, 1149Szpunar, WE, 119, 173
Tada. A. P27Taddei. (;, PS, P71I ¡iilnioi.R. 1005Taguchi. M. P89, P96. P99Taillefer. R. PIOOTakagi, Y, P7Takahashi. K. P124Takahashi.S, PI 15Takahashi. T, P120Takami. K. P104Takeda, K. 829. P89Taki. J, P27
Takiorian. RW, P51Tallenls, RII. P42Talma. AC, 522Tamaki. N, 274, P17, P18,
P29. P48Tamer, A, PI 13Tan. W, PillTanabe. S, P23Tanaka. K,PI29Tanaka. K. P65Tanaka. T. P90Tanaka. Y. P124Tanasescu. I), P48, P97Iallibimeli. R. P94Tauxe. WN, 722,1197Taveras. JM, P33Taylor, A. 264.485. P61,
P64Taylor. KJW, 89Taylor-Papadimilriou. J.
P15Ta/aki. II. P90Teales,CD. P102Teckemeyer, I, P102ten Berge, RJM. 615Tennison. JR, P37Terner, UK. PI 10Ter-Pogossian. MM, P5.
P61Tewson. T. 753Tewson, TJ, 442, 718, P52I Immuni lln K, P14Thorn, P, P37Thomas, FD, P80Thomas. KK, P24Thomasson. D. 187. 197Thomforde. CM, P56Thompson. J, P79Thompson, L. P103Thompson, WL, 703, P35Thomson, J, 187,197Thrall. JH. 871, P19.P5I,
P54, PI 12Timmis, GT, P35Tin, GW, 45. P125Tirer, S. P106Tobes, MC. PI 22Tobes, MI), P117Todd-Pokropek, AE, P74,
1197Todo, A, P29, P48Tolman,GL, P126Tornila. S, P29, P48Tomoike. II, 693Tonami. N, P27Tono. M. P7Tori/uka. K. P17, PIS. P29,
P48, P65, P66, P123,P126
Torli. KM, P31Totty, WG, P60Touya.JJ, P71Tow, DE, 485, P91Towbin. RB. P22Toyoda. S, P96Tramposch. KM, 66Tre»es.S,258,P22, P33,
P66Trip, Ml). P73Troncale, KT, P57Trotter, J, P62Troulner. DE. PIO, P128Trow, RS, 224Tsan, M-K, P74, 1123,
PI24Tsuda. Y. 136Tsugaya, M, P129Tsuncoka, T, P28, P54Tubiana, M. S82Turner, DA, 748, P127Turner, KK,217, P38, P39Tuscan, M, 871, PI9.P51Tulschka. PJ. 1123Tulshka, P. P74Tyson, IB, P83
1218 THE JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE
AUTHOR INDEX
Tzall, WR, P36Tzen, KY, PI 12
Uchida, T, P7Ueda,H,PI271 uhi. K, P104Ueda, N, P123, P124Uliana,J,45, PI 25Uri, BG, P58Usdin, J-P, 768Utz,JA, P72
Vaalburg, W, 522Valecillos, R, 563Valeyrc, J, P92Valläbhajosula, S, P85,
P101Van Buren, CT, PI 29Vandecasleele, C, 1185Vanden Driessche, R. Pl 18,
P128Van den Winkel, P, P118Vanderheyden, J-L, P9van der Linden, W, 747«ander Molen, HD, 522van der School, JB, 212,
P73van der Stee, LMAM, PIO,
PUvan der Wall, EE, PSVanDevenler, G, 187,197Vandewalle, T, 1185VanDort, M, P117van Duyvendijk, K, P27,
P93Van Heertiim. Kl. P19Vannier, MW, 453,1086,
1206Van Nostrand, D, 559van Royen, EA, 212,615,
641, P73Vanryckeghem, W, P118,
P128Van Sickle, DC, PI 24Van Train, K, PIS, P34,
P45.P53, P58.P114Varma, VM, P97Varnum, D, P120, PI26Vasile, N, 768Vasquez, TE, P78Vaughan, S, P75Velchik, MG, 204, P27,
P30, P92Venot, A, 529, P67
Vera, DR, P24, P33,P79,P124Verba,
J, PIS,P30Verbist,A.P40Vereist,J,P98Vergara,M, 542, 644,969Verma,
RC, P7,P51Vicedomini,G,P88Vinitski,
S.816Vinten-Johanson,J,P4Virgin,
J,1197Virupannavar,S,P54Visser,
C,P73Visser,FC,PSVitale,D, P17,1176Vivian,G, P16, P32,P113Voegelin,
MR, P93,P94Volker!,WA, 349,932,PIO,
P128Volpe,JJ,P22Von
Dollen, LE.1028Vorstrup,S,17Vos,
PH,388Voss,K.I.P66Vossepoel,
AM,388Vyska,K, 22,P100Wachspress,
J,P90Wackers,FJ, P28,P46,P76Wacksman.
J,P22Wagner,HN, Jr, P39,P43,P74.P91,
1123,P104,PÕOS,P124Wahl,
RL,316Wahner,H, 454, 548,P73Waird,
B,PISWakat,MA,172Wake,
RH, 822,P74Wakefield,JA,PI02W
alker. S,871Wallace,S,297Wallis,
WJ,P85Walmslev,Hl 1.1099Walsh,
RA,P88Waltzer,W,P15Wanek,
PM,P24Wang,P,P59Wang,TST, P31, P70,P78,P100.
P125Ware,RW, 450, P49,P83Warneil,
RA,P47Warner,TF,P55Washburn,
LC,P121Washer,G,P80Washida,H, PI 29Wasterlain.
C,P106Walanabe.C,P19Watanabe,
M,P52Waterfield,RP,P45Watson.
CE,P97Watson,DD, P36,P45Watson,EE, 637,P95Waud,
JM,498Waxman,A, P4, PIS,P34,P48,P53, P58,P87,P97,
P114Waxman,S, Pl14Webb,
R,P18Webb,S,P103Webber,
M, P51,P103Weber,DA,P42Wechsler,
LR,P105Wegs!,AV, 91, 376,551,650,
P57,P95Weil,R, III,P80Weinberg,
J.P13Weiner,RE,608Weininger.J,
P125Weinstein,RL,P9Weise,
S, Pl19Weisel,RD, P64,1001Weiss,
M,285Weiss,T, P4,P53Weizenberg,
A,34Welch,M J, PS,130,380,862,
P52, P53,PS9,P60,P62, P63,P73.1030,P120,PÌ23Wellman,
HN, P58,P64Wells,CP,641Wendt,RE, III,542Wessels,
BW,P95Westendorf,BA,P126Westera,
G,PSWexler,JP,397,P90Wheeler,
RH, PI12White,G, P17,1176White,SA,P38Whilfield,
HN,P16Whitmore,WF, Jr,P40Wholey,
MH,P13Wick,M,PII7Wicks,R,P95Widen,L,326Wiegman,
T,522Wieland,A,P20Wieland,BW,P122Wieland,DM. P42, PII7,P118Wiener,
SN,P25Wienhard,K, 1188
Wijns,W, P27, P93, 1099Wilbur, US, P43Wilcox, BE, PI 28Wild, WJ, P25Wilkie, D, P109Willerson, JT. 492, P12,
P27. P38, P86, P93,1200
Williams, DL, P29Williams, JG. 633Williams, LE, 45, Pl 25Williamson. BRJ, PI02Williamson, MR, P80\\ ihnen. MD, 14Wilson, GA, P42. P71Wilson, JL, P60Wilson, MA, P85Wilson. PD, P104, PÕOSWiltshaw, E, P109Winchenbach, K, P57Winkler, C, P13.P29,
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P21.P52, 1055, PI22Wolfe, CL, P86Wollet!, FC, 1026Wong, CV, P42Wong, DF, P91, P104,
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Yablonski-Peretz, T, P109Yamada. H, P120Vamada. L. P106Yamaguchi. N, P89Yamamoto, K, P118, PI25Yamamoto, YL, 603, P107,
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P68, P76, P89Zawacki.JK, P8Zeit, HJ, 1154Zelac. RE, 835Zemyan. SE, PIOZielonka, JS, P37Ziessman, HA,871,P51,
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922, P49, P108Zodda. JP, P23Zollman, PE. P26Zorba-Riiera, J, P41Zorich, PT, P105Zolli, D, 438Zubal, IG, P67, P75, P125Zucchelli, GC, P1I5Zwas,ST, 1005
Volume 24, Number 12 1219
British Nuclear Medicine Society12th Annual Meeting
April 16-18, 1984 Imperial College London, U.K.
Announcement and Call for AbstractsThe British Nuclear Medicine Society announces its 12th Annual Meeting, to be held April 16-18,1984 at Imperial College,
London.
The program includes review and original presentations, specialist sessions in radiopharmacy and nuclear magnetic resonance and, for technicians, poster sessions and a commercial exhibit.
Abstracts must be prepared for direct photo-reproduction using the official abstract form.
For abstract forms and further information, contact:
Mrs. A.M. Taylor22 Leinster Avenue
East SheenLondon SW14 7JP
England
Deadline for receipt of abstracts is January 23, 1984.
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P preceding a page number indicates an abstract of the Annual Meeting, appearing in the May issue.
AbdomenDiffuse abdominal uptake of Ga-67 citrate in
patient with hypoproteincmia, 508
AblationThyroid remnant ablation: questionable pursuit of
ill-defined eoa!. 659
AbscessCardiac aneurysm complicated by E. coli abscess,
1154Cell kinetics In-111 PMN leukocytes in
experimental abdominal abscesses in rabbits.PI02
Correlation of In-111-leukocyte and Ga-67scintigraphy with TCT. ullrasonography andplane radiography in diagnosis of focalinfection, P38
Early In-111 leukocyte has a low sensitivity for
detecting occult infection, P64Imaging of inflammation with In-Ill tropolonate
labeled leukocytes, 39In-111 chloride imaging in patients with suspected
abscesses, P64ln-111 chloride imaging in patients with suspected
abscesses, 1114In-l 11 chloride imaging in the detection of
osteomyelitis, P72ln-111 leukocyte imaging: review of 1.178 studies,
PIOIRapid detection of intra abdominal abscesses
using ln-111 tropolonalc labelled leucocytes, P6Variation of In-Ill white blood cell scan patterns,
PI 03
Adrenal glandsAdrenal scinligraphy with 1-131-6-beta-
iodomcthyl-19-norcholcslcrol in primary
aldosteronism, P55[I3'l]lodocholesterol scintiscan and rare
"functional" black adenoma of adrenal cortex,
505Imaging of adrenal cortical carcinoma and its
skeletal metastasis, 710Normal and abnormal distribution of
adrcnomcdullary imaging agent I-13I MIBG inman: evaluation by scintigraphy, 672
Scintigraphic localization of abnormal adrenals inprimary aldosteronism, P55
Sensitivity and specificity of m-iodobcnzylguanidinc scintigraphy for thedetection of pheochromocytoma, P54
Synthesis and biodislribution of radioiodinatcd 5-iodonicolinc, PI 16
Synthesis of I-131 - and 1-123-meta-
iodobenzylguanidinc for diagnosis andtreatment of pheochromocytoma. PI 18
Value of bowel preparation in adrcnocorticalscintigraphy with NP-59, 732
Adrenal medullaMechanisms of uptake and retention of meta-
iodobcnzylguanidine in adrenal medulla, PI 17
Adult respiratory distress syndromeEarly diagnosis of adult respiratory distress
syndrome by Tc-99m human serum albumin
and portable probe, P70
AerosolsComparison between sub-micronic aerosol and
Xe-127 for ventilation images, PI 13
Rapidly changing appearance of depositedsubmicronic Tc-99m DTPA aerosol in smokers'
lungs, PI 13Aldosteronism
Scintigraphic localization of abnormal adrenals inprimary aldosteronism, P55
AllegratiEffect of cyclosporin-A on migration of ln-111
lymphocytes. PI00Xilografi, cardiac
Thallium myocardial uptake during acute cardiacallograft rejection, P29
Allografl, pancreasDiagnosis of early pancreas transplant rejection
with ln-111 oxine labeled platelets, P55Alzheimer's disease
Differential diagnosis of dementia with "pure"
1-123 iodoamphetamine and a clinical camera,
PI06Patterns of local cerebral glucose utilization in
depression, multiple infarcìdementia, andAlzheimer's disease, P20
Amino acidsBiodistribution of the carboxyl carbon from some
L, D, and D,L-amino acids. P120
Compartmcntal model for in vivo assessment ofA-typc amio acid transport, P90
New synthesis of C-l l-aralkyl amino acids: [3-(C-ll)]phcnylalaninc. P53
Anastomosis, STA-MCADemonstrating patency of STA-MCA
anastomosis with Tc-99m albumin
microspheres, 136Aneurysms
Cardiac aneurysm complicated by £".coli abscess,
1154Scintigraphic detection of ventricular aneurysm
withTl-201,34
Anger camerasCount-rate variations with orientation of camera
detector, 356Evaluation of SPECT system performance using a
SPECT phantom, P58High activity Kr-SIm generator-delivery system
for dynamic pulmonary cincscintigrams, P25Modular imaging system for use in nuclear
medicine, P25Angina pecforis
Pattern of myocardial perfusion at rest in patientswith unstable angina pcctoris. P68
AngiocardiographyAccuracy of deconvolution algorithms assessed by
simulation studies, 258Angiocardiography, radionuclide
Ventricular function, mitral régurgitation andearly prognosis in infants and children withcardiomyopathy, P32
AngiographyComparison of predischargc exercise testing, Tl-
201 scintigraphy and coronary angiography foridentifying post-infarction patients at risk for
future cardiac events, P36
Angiography,radionuclideArterial perfusion with Tc-99m MAAAP in
monitoring intra-artcrial chemotherapy of
sarcomas, 297Blood flow ratios obtained by residue detection
and linear regression. P93Diagnosis of jugular paraganglioma by
radionuclide angiography, 1005Exercise left ventricular function in asymptomatic
diabetics assessed by sequential Au-195m firstpass studies, P88
Left ventricular function under "physiological"
pacing: evaluation by radionuclide angiography,P89
Multiwire proportional counter gamma cameraand Ta-178 radionuclide, P24
Radionuclide angiographie demonstration ofsystemic lung arlerialization with arteriovenousfistulas. 228
Radionuclide angiography as primaryinvestigation in chcmodectoma, 475
Rapidly alternating gated cardiac blood pool andmyocardial perfusion imaging using gold-195mandTh-20l,P76
Re: determination of absolute LV volume fromfirst-pass kinetics, 970 (le)
Re: determination of LV volume from first-passkinetics of labeled red cells, 969 (le)
Repeatability of estimates of left-ventricularvolume from blood-pool counts, 775
Right bundle branch block in acute transmuralanterior Ml: relationship of prognosis to degreeof ventricular dysfunction, P68
Scintiphotosplcnoportography: method forscanning portal circulation and estimatingregional hepatic blood flow, P48
Angiography, radionuclide, exerciseMaintained LV exercise response and regional
wall motion abnormalities in patients ondoxorubicin. P54
Angiography, radionuclide multigatedRole of preload reserve during dynamic exercise
in patients with Ml, P54Angioplasty
Preliminary evaluation of ln-111 platelet
scintigraphy in patients undergoing peripheralpercutaneous transluminal angioplasty, P89
Angioplasty, balloonDifferential renal function in diagnosis of
renovascular hypertension and followup ofballoon angioplasty, PI29
Angioplasty, coronaryEvaluation of platelet deposition at site of
coronary angioplasty using ln-111 labeled
platelets, P60Angioplasly, Iransluminal
Scintigraphic demonstration in patients of effectof aspirin on platelet deposition at sites oftransluminal angioplasty. P60
Angioplasty,transluminal coronaryQuantitative Tl-201 imaging before and after
transluminal coronary angioplasty, P37Antibodies
Factors influencing DTPA conjugation withantibodies by cyclic DTPA anhydride, 1158
In vivo binding of ln-111 labeled monoclonal
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antibody (MoAb) to a human high molecularweight melanoma-associated antigen (HMW-MAA), P78
Optimization of the DTPA mixed-anhydridereaction with antibodies at low concentration,932
Potential interfering antibody response in TSHassays, 173 (le)
Antibodies, radiolabeledPcrchloroatc blocking for radioimmunodctcction.
1081 (Ic)Aorlocoronan bypassgrafts
Inhibition of thrombotic aortocoronary bypassgraft occlusion with verapamil and papaverinein dogs. I'M >
Aorlocoronan bypass surgeryCreatine kinasc-MB immunoradiomctric assay to
diagnose Ml following aortocoronary bypasssurgery, P35
Artcriograph>Detection of severecoronary heart disease with
TI-201 : comparison of resting single photonemission tomography with invasiveartcriography. 761
ArthritisPalhophysiology of synovia) effusions: intra-
articular volume, metabolism and clearancekinetics, P85
ArthroplastyAssessment of Icchnetium and gallium scanning
in patient with painful total joint arthroplasty,P84
Comparison of radiographie and radionuclide hiparthrography in determination of femoralcomponent loosening of conventional total hiparthroplastics, P58
Variability of follow-up bone scans afterasymptomatic total hip prostheses, P72
ArtifactsBone imaging in infections: artefacts from
spectral overlap between a Tc-99m tracer andIn-lll leukocytes. 589
Polarity in a hexagonal collimator, 1203 (le)Uniformity artifact reduction with noncircular
tomographic detector motion, P104Ar\ltrimethvKilanes
Applications of aryltrimcthylsilanes inradiobrominations, P43
Aseptic necrosisFailure of uptake of radiocolloid by femoral
heads. 116\ M.I11in-: 11 tellurium colloid
Aslatinc-211: optimization for production ofinorganic radiopharmaceulicals. PI 22
AtherosclerosisExternal imaging of human atherosclerosis. 154
Attenuation correctionAccuracy of measured attenuation correction in
positron tomography. PIOCorrection of attenuation in whole-body
determination of Co-57 BI 2absorption, 949Determination of left-ventricular volume from
first-pass kinetics of labeled red cells, 98Left ventricular volumes from gated radionuclidc
vcntriculograms: attenuation correction infemale and male patients, P27
Orbiting rod source: improving performance inPET transmission correction scans, PI I
Auger electronsRadioloxicity of TI-201 in mouse lestes:
inadequacy of conventional dosimetry, 145Aulomdiograph)
Auloradiographic studies of labeled fatty acidanalogs as potential myocardial imaging agents.PI 25
Autoradiographic technique for simultaneousmeasurement of cerebral blood flow and glucosemetabolism. PI 08
Differential registration of two types ofradionuclidcs on macroautoradiograms forstudying coronary circulation. 693
Direct evaluation of interrelationships of localcerebral blood flow, glucose metabolism, andprotein synthesis using simultaneous multipleradionuclidc autorudiography. P69
L-[1-C-1 Ijphenylalaninc for the determination ofcerebral protein synthesis rates in man withpositron emission tomography. P70
Quantitative analysis of double isotopeautoradiography, PI25
Quantitative autoradiography withradiopharmaccuticals. part I: digital film-analysis system by vidcodcnsitometry, 231
Quantitative autoradiography withradiopharmaceuticals. part 2: applications inrudiopharmaccutical research, 238
Spipcronc metabolism: significance for kineticmodeling and nonspecific binding estimates.P106
Background subtractionOptimization of dual isotope imaging techniques
in immunoscintigraphy, PI 5Bayesian analysis
Baycsian analysis using Fourier transforms of Tl-201 scintiscans to predict the presence of CAD,P36
BayestheoremBayes theorem and diagnostic value of total body
calcium measurements for osteoporosis, P84Benzodiazepine receptors
Br-75-labeled 1.4-benzodiazepincs: potentialagents for mapping of bcnzodiazepine receptorsin vivo, 417
Biliary atresiaComparison of Tc-99m-PIPIDA with I-I3I rose
bcngal in diagnosis of biliary atresia in neonatewith direct reacting hypcrbilirubinemia, PI 13
BiodislribulionBiodislribution of the carboxyl carbon from some
L, D, and D.L-amino acids, PI 20l-125-m-iodobenzoyl hydrazide: radiolabeling
moiety for carbonyl-comaining biomolecules.
PII7Synthesis and biodistribution of adenine[C-l I],
PI 20Tc-99m bifunctional chelating agent: thiolactone
for coupling to biomoleculcs, N2§2ligand forchelation to technetium. P126
BladderRadioimmunodctcction of a transplantable human
bladder cancer in a nude (athymic) mousemodel, PI 10
Blood-brain barrierQuantitative measurement of blood brain barrier
permeability following osmotic opening, PI07Synthesis and biodistribution of neutral lipid-
soluble Tc-99m complexes which cross theblood-brain barrier, P23
Blood flowAbsolute quantilation of local cerebral blood flow
and partition coefficient without arterialsampling. P62
Accuracy of radionuclide cerebral perfusion scanin "brain death", P107
Autoradiographic measurement of regionalcerebral blood flow with PET validation studies,P62
Blood flow ratios obtained by residue detectionand linear regression, P93
Brain blood flow measured with intravenous H215.
I. Theory and error analysis, 782Brain blood flow measured with intravenous
H2'5O. II. Implementation and validation. 790Can the three-phase bone scan differentiate
osteomyelitis from metabolic or metastatic bonedisease?, P72
Cercbrovascular disorders using brain imagingagent. (I-123)HIPDM. and SPECT, P5
Comparison of three-phase bone scintigraphy andGa-67 imaging in evaluation of painful total hipprostheses, P84
Detection of compartmental slippage innoninvasive rCBF measurements. 1188
Differential registration of two types ofradionuclidcs on macroautoradiograms forstudying coronary circulation. 693
Direct determination of relative renal blood flowusing the Tc-99m DTPA renogram, P80
Direct evaluation of interrelationships of local
cerebral blood flow, glucose metabolism, andprotein synthesis using simultaneous multipleradionuclidc autoradiography, P69
Dynamic measurement of rCBF and rCMROiusing O-15, P91
ECG-gated blood-pool study of carotid arterial
pulsation as sign of stenosis, 470Experience with gamma camera measurement of
regional cerebral blood flow, P108First-pass measurements of regional blood flow
with external detectors, 577Flow-dependence of uptake of (1-123-phenyl)-
pcntadccanoicacid(IP) in the canine heart, PI 2Hemodynamic results of cerebral bypass surgery
measured by PET. PI08Measurement of myocardial blood flow in man
with Xe-133 during dypridamolc inducedcoronary vasodilation, P75
Myocardial perfusion with Rb-82. I.Measurement of extraction fraction and flowwith external detectors, 898
Myocardial perfusion with Rb-82. II. Effects ofmetabolic and pharmacologie interventions, 907
jV-lsopropyl 1-123/7-iodoamphctamine: arterialinjections. PI06
Nonuniform washout of Tl-201 (within normalrange): criterion for improved detection ofsingle vesselCAD. P46
On-line synthesis of [I5O]N2O: new blood-flow
tracer for PET imaging, 603Peak-counts model for measuring regional
myocardial blood flow with Rb-82, P86
Potentiality of D7PHT for dynamic tomography.P75
Quantification of regional myocardial flow withRb-82 despite pharmacologie intervention, P28
Quantitation of portal blood flow followingportacaval shunting using Tc-99m MAA, P47
Quantitative hepatic arterial perfusionscintigraphy and starch microspheres in cancerchemotherapy, 871
Radioiodinated (E-l-lodo-l-Penten-5-YI)-triphenylphosphonium iodide: convenientpreparation of attractive myocardial perfusionagent, P43
Re: determination of absolute LV volume fromfirst-pass kinetics (reply), 971 (le)
Regional blood-flow measurement in rabbit soft-tissue tumor with positron imaging using C15O2steady-slate and labeled microspheres, 1135
Regional cerebral blood flow measured with I-123-labelcd diamine or amphetamine andradioactive tracer microspheres, P6
Relationship between lipophilicity and brainextraction of C-l I radiopharmaccuticals, 1030
Scintigraphic estimation of arterial and portalblood supplies to liver, 1099
Scintiphotosplenoportography: method forscanning portal circulation and estimatingregional hepatic blood flow, P48
Scrotal scintigraphy for the evaluation oftesticular-epididymal pathology. P33
Sequential myocardial perfusion planar imagingwith Rb-82 reflecting acute changes in bloodnow,P85
Significance of collateral circulation on localmyocardial perfusion in canine heart model:implications for investigation of myocardialperfusion imaging agents, P85
Simulation study on steady-state requirements inO-I5 equilibrium model for cerebral blood flowmeasurement, P107
Single-photon tomography of regional brain bloodflow in patients with arteriovenousmalformations, P105
SPECT brain imaging agent, (I-123)HIPDM inman with rotating gamma camera, P5
Statistical interpretation of quantitative Tl-201
myocardial perfusion scintigraphy, P28Sterile Xe-133 in saline for tissue perfusion
studies. 1070Theoretical evaluation of tomographic technique
for simultaneous measurement of CBFandoxygen utilization (MRO) with O-I5, P63
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Two cerebral blood flow tracers, N-isopropyll-!23p-iodoamphetamineand 1-123 HIPDM,
P6Blood fio»,radionuclide
Observations of serial radionuclide blood-flowstudies in Paget's disease, 880
Blood flow studiesRadionuclide analysis of peak filling rates during
pacing-induced ischemia. P87Vascular emission computed tomography, P92
Blood pool imagingSec also Gated blood-pool studiesAcid-citratc-dextrosc compared with hcparin in
the preparation of in vivo/in vitro Tc-99m
RBCs.383Biological fate of W-178 and Ta-178, PI 22Constant infusion of (O-15)-H2O and single
breath inhalation of (C-11 )-CO for the
determination of extravascular lung water byPET, PI 21
Contribution of atrial contraction to leftventricular filling in patients with CAD, P28
Diagnosis of pulmonary edema by In-l 11 chloridelung-heart imaging, P70
Further validation of superiority of 99mTc RBCsmethod over "Te SC in detection and
localization of gastrointestinal bleeding, P49Gated cardiac blood pool ECT from only two
coded views, P61Intraccllular distribution of radionuclides and
turnover of Cr-51, In-111. and Tc-99m-labcled
RBCindogs, P26New approach to Ga-67 labeling of human
erythrocylcs and platelets, PI 23Pharmacologie alterations in Tc-99m binding by
RBCs, 397Potentiality of D7PHT for dynamic tomography,
P75Rapidly alternating gated cardiac blood pool and
myocardial perfusion imaging using gold-195mandTh-201.P76
Redistribution of visceral blood volume in uprightexercise in healthy volunteers, P87
Reliability of radionuclide absolute leftventricular volume measurements, P27
Repeatability of estimates of left-ventricularvolume from blood-pool counts, 775
Re: stability ofstannous ion in stannouspyrophosphatc kits (reply), 1081 (le)
Scrotal scintigraphy for the evaluation oftcsticular-epididymal pathology, P33
Tc-99m in vitro red blood cell scintigraphy for
detection and localization of gastrointestinalbleeding sites: correlation with artcriography,P99
Tc-99m RBC scanning in the differentialdiagnosis of focal liver lesions, P48
Use of indium labeled platelets to monitor plateletdeposition on vascular grafts, P60
BoneAccuracy of abnormal radioisótopo bone scans in
children with known disseminated malignancyin remission, PI 13
Bayes theorem and diagnostic value of total bodycalcium measurements for osteoporosis, P84
Bone and gallium scans in mastocytosis:correlation with count rates, radiography, andmicroscopy, 586
Bone imaging in infections: artefacts fromspectral overlap between a Tc-99m tracer andIn-l 11 leukocytes, 589
Bone mass assessment at differing skeletal sites bymultiple diagnostic parameters, P58
Bone uptake of chemically diverse ligands labeledwith Tin-! 17m in 2+ and 4+ oxidation states,
P24Calcification of hepatic métastases,P85Can the three-phase bone scan differentiate
osteomyelitis from metabolic or metastatic bonedisease?, P72
Comparative uptake of Ga-67 andTc-99m M DP
in benign noninfectcd bone lesion (fracture),P42
Comparison of ln-111 acetylacetonc labeled
granulocytes, Ga-67 citrate, and 3-phasc MDP
skeletal imaging in complicated osteomyelitis,P64
Comparison of planar bone scintigraphy andSPECT in evaluation of patients with paranasalsinus disease. P58
Comparison of radiographie and radionuclide hiparthrography in determination of femoralcomponent loosening of conventional total hiparthroplastics, P58
Comparison of Tc-99m MDP, H M DP, and DPDwith respect to bone to soft-tissue ratios, 120l(lc)
Comparison of Tc-99m MDP, H M DP. and DPDwith respect to bone tosoft-tissuc ratios, I202(le)
Comparison of three-phase bone scintigraphy andGa-67 imaging in evaluation of painful total hip
prosthcses, P84Computer analysis of Tc-99m DPD and Tc-99m
MDP kinetics in human, 334Correlative imaging of malignant external otitis.
P94Diagnostic value of Ga-67 in detection of post
operative sternal osteomyelitis, P64Differential skeletal uptake of Tc-99m
pyrophosphatc and méthylènediphosphonate inleukemia, 799
Effect of diethylstilbcstrol therapy onradioisotopic bone scan findings in patients withmetastatic carcinoma of the prostate, P57
Effect of hypophyseclomy and hormonalreplacement on the uptake of Tc-99m M DP in
the mctaphysis and shaft of the rat femur, 224Efficacy of bone and liver scanning in followupof
patients on adjuvant chemotherapy for breastcarcinoma. PI09
Evaluating painful prosthetic joint with sequentialTc-99m-MDP-Ga-67, P72
Evaluation of 99mTc sulfur colloid (SC) hipscintigraphy in 20 symptomatic and 80asymptomatic patients. P83
Evaluation of post operative sternum with Ga-67and Tc-99m medronatc. P85
Failure of uptake of radiocolloid by femoralheads. 116
Ga-67 scanning in diagnosis of postoperativesternal osteomyelitis, 1001
"Hot patella" sign: any clinical significance?, 312
In-l 11 chloride imaging in the detection ofosteomyelitis, P72
Limitations of three phase bone scintigraphy insuspected osteomyelitis, P83
Metastatic prostatic pulmonary nodules withnormal bone scan, 1026
Normal anatomic variant: scinligraphy of theischiopubic synchondrosis, 14
Observations of serial radionuclide blood-flowstudies in Paget's disease, 880
Palliation of metastatic cancer to bone withstrontium-89, P57
Plantar imaging: study of feed during Tc-99m-
M DP bone scans, P83Preparative control, HPLC analysis, and in vivo
evaluation of components of a technetium-MDP
radiopharmaccutical mixture, P23Prospective In-l 11 WBCscan vsTc-99m-MDP-
Ga-67 scan for low-grade osteomyelitis. Final
report, P72Quantitative functional and static bone
scintigraphy for early detection of acuteosteomyelitis in children, P83
Radiocolloid hipscintigraphic patterns inosteonecrosis: correlation with bonescintigraphic and radiographie stages, P42
Radiographie and scintigraphic skeletal imagingin patients with ncuroblastoma. 467
Re-186 H EDP: potential therapeutic bone agent,
PI 25Relative distribution of diphosphonate between
bone and soft tissue at 4 and 24 hr, 208Rhabdomyosarcoma concentrating Tc-99m MDP,
1082 (le)Role of bone and liver scans in detecting
métastasesin patients of nasopharyngealcarcinoma, PI 12
Role of Ga-67 citrate imaging in evaluation of
nonunitcd fractures for osteomyelitis, P84Scinligraphy of primary bone neoplasia, P57Skeletal imaging in osteomyelitis, P7ISkeletal imaging in temporomandibular joint
disease, P42Skeletal scintigraphy in differential diagnosis of
lower extremity pain in athletes, P4ISolitary lesion in pediatrie bone scanning, 114SPECT in suspected internal derangements of
knee, P4ITc-99m H M DP and Tc-99m MDP: biological and
clinical comparison, 463Type specific radioimmunoimaging of
experimental type-B hcmophilus influcn/uc
osteomyelitis, P64Use of dynamic bone scanning in differential
diagnosis of osteomyelitis, Paget's disease, and
primary bone tumors, P83Use of scintillation probe in operative localization
and resection of bone lesions, P84Walker 256 tumor for studying bone imaging
agents. P124Bone marrow
Evaluation of 99mTc sulfur colloid (SC) hipscintigraphy in 20 symptomatic and 80asymptomatic patients, P83
Radiographie and scintigraphic skeletal imagingin patients with ncuroblastoma, 467
lim »kreviewActualités en Radiodiagnostic—Noupeiles
lechnologies, 753Advances in Radiation Biology, 646Applications of Nuclear and Kadiiichemistry, 862Atlas of Radionuclide Hepatohiliary Imaging,
976Atlas of Sectional Human Anatomy, 1086Atlas of Total Bodv Radionuclide Imaging, Vol.
I & II, 548BiomédicalThermology. 863Bone Metastasis. 977Bone Radiology Case Studies, 977Chemistry for Nuclear Medicine, 753Clinical and Mathematical Introduction to
Computer Processing of Scinligraphic Images,1086
Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 89Clinical Ultrasound Kei'iews, 89
Computed Body Tomography, 1087Computerized Tomography in the Eraluation of
Trauma, 277CRC Handbook of Medical Physics Volume I,
646Critical Diagnostic Pathways in Radiology: An
Algorithmic Approach, 374Diagnosis and Treatment of Bone Tumors: A
Team Approach, 1205Dictionary of Radiologie Terminology, 178Digital Nuclear Medicine, 752Digital Radiography: A Focus on Clinical Utility,
1206Engymetry and Personal Computing in Nuclear
Medicine (Lecture Notes in MedicalInformatics), 453
Handbook of Nuclear Pharmacy. 276Handbook of Radiation Measurements anil
Protection Section A. Volume II. Biologicaland Mathematical information, 373
Head Injury, 649Imaging with Ionizing Radiations ( Volume /).
976Introductory Physics of Nuclear Medicine (2nd
Ed), 454Low-Lerel Radiation Effects: a Fact Book. 752Medical Diagnostic Imaging Systems:
Technology and Applications, 648Medical Radiation Biology. 2nd Edition. 862Nonincasice Techniques for Assessment of
Atherosclerosis in Peripheral. Carotid, andCoronary Arteries, 977
Nuclear Medicine Annual IVR2, 646Nuclear Medicine in Clinical Practice: Sélectife
Correlation with Ultrasound and ComputerizedTomography. 177
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Nutritional Factors Invoked in the (ioiirogenicAction of Cassava, 90
Pathology of Radial ion Injury, 276ProctedlngS of the Third International
RadlopharmactullcalDoslmtirySymposium,89
Progress in Medical Radiation Physics, Vol. I.178
Progress in Radio-Oncology II, 453Quality Assurance in Nuclear Medicine. 1088Quality Comrol and lÃalaAnalysis in Binder-
Ligand Assay, 373Quality Control in Diagnostic Imaging, 1087Radiation Damage to the Nercous System:
Delayed Therapeutic Ha:ard, 647Radioimmunoassav and Related Procedures in
Medicine. 1982,862RadioimniunoassayofGut Regulatory Peptides,
548Radioisotopes in Cardiology, I205Radiology oj the Emergency Patient, 453Radionuclide Brain Imaging, 373RadittrtHclide Imaging in Drug Research, 549Radionuclide Metabolism and Toxicity, 1086Radionuclide Section Scanning. An Atlas of
Clinical Practice. 179Radionuclides in Nephrology, 452Recent Adiances In Urologie Cancer (from
Inlernalional Perspei tices in Urology), 89Segmentai Anatomy: Applications to Clinical
Medicine, 1205Selected Techniques in Iniercenlional Radiology
(SMC R Series Volume 19), 277Self-Assessment of Current Knowledge in
Nuclear Medicine (Second Edition), 549Shoulder Arthrography: Technique. Diagnosis,
and Clinical Correlation, 978Studies of Cellular Function Using Radiotracers,
177THalllum-201 and Technelium-99m
Pyrophosphate Myocardiiil Imaging in theCoronary Care Unit, 452
The Control of Exposure of the Public to IonizingRadiation in the Ecent of Accident or Attack —Proceedings of a Symposium Sponsored by theNational Council on Radiation Protection andMeasurements. 374
Tumor Imaging: Current State of the Art amiRecommendations for Future Research, 547
Ultrasound Annual 1982, 753Uroradiologr: An Integrated Approach. Vol I and
II. 863Vascular Malformations and Fistulas of the
Brain (Seminars in Neurological Surgery), 548\'-Ra\ Measurements and Protection, 1913-
1964,21(11983 Year Book of Nuclear Medicine (The Year
Hook Series). 1205
Boundary detectionComputer simulation of the effect of inaccurate
boundary detection on radionuctidcmeasurements of left ventricular volume, P93
BrainAssessment of regional cerebral blood flow in
newborn with PET, P22Autoradiographic measurement of regional
cerebral blood flow with PET validation studies.P62
Biodistribution and dosimctry of N-isopropyl-/)-[I23l)iodoamphctaminc in the primate, 922
Biodistribution in humans and radiation dosecalculations lor brain perfusion imaging agent1-123 HIPDM.P95
Brain blood flow measured with intravenous H;1*.I. Theory and error analysis, 782
Brain blood flow measured with intravenousHj"O. II. Implementation and validation. 790
Br-75-labelcd 1,4-bensodiascpincs: potentialagents for mapping of bcnsodiasepinc receptorsin vivo, 417
C-l I DMO: biodistribution, radiation absorbedmetabolism and blood flow in rat brain withimplanted tumor. PI07
Cerebral glucose utilisation patterns in Wilson's
disease. P2ICercbrovascular disorders using brain imaging
agent. (I-I23)HIPDM. and SPECT, P5C-l I glucose and utilisation in PET. 326Comparison of N MR imaging and x-ray CT in
detecting brain tumors. P47Computer-aided data analysis of ECT data. P82Continuous infusion method for determining local
cerebral metabolic rate in man. P34Demonstrating patency of STA-MCA
anastomosis with Tc-99m albuminmicrosphcres, 136
Detection of compartmcntal slippage innoninvasivc rCBF measurements, 1188
Direct evaluation of interrelationships of localcerebral blood flow, glucose metabolism, andprotein synthesis using simultaneous multipleradionuclidc autoradiography, P69
Dosimelry of N-isopropyl I-123 p-iodoamphctamine. P49
Dynamic measurement of rCBFand rCMROiusing O-15. P91
Evaluatiaon of positron tomograph designed forbrain imaging. 245
Evaluation of cerebral glucose metabolism inpatients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis byF-18 IDG and PET, P2I
Evaluation of potential myelin imaging agentsusing simple screening methodology. PI 22
Experience with gamma camera measurement ofregional cerebral blood flow. PI08
Functional response of human brain to individualand combined visual and auditory impuis. P69
Hcmodynamic results of cerebral bypass surgerymeasured by PET. P108
Labeled cholinc and phosphorylcholinc: bodydistribution and brain autoradiography. 812
Local cerebral glucose consumption duringcognitive activity, P2I
Local cerebral glucose metabolism in patientswith affective psychiatric disorders: drug-freeslates and effects of methylphenidate, P2I
Measurement of local brain pll with "COi andPET, P105
Method for measurement of regional cerebralbloodHowusing short-lived tracers and F.CT. P33
Myelin imaging with PET, P62Necessity for correcting for cerebral atrophy in
global PET measurements. PI06Neuroleplic binding sites: specific labeling in mice
with |'*F|halopcridol. potential tracer for PET.408
New brain perfusion imaging agent: [1-123]IIIPDM:N,N.N'-lrimcthyl-N'-|2-hydroxy-3-melhy l-5-iodobcnsyl\-1,3-propanediamine. 66
On-line synthesis of [I5O|N;O: new blood-Howtracer for PET imaging, 603
Patterns of local cerebral glucose utilisation indepression, multiple infarcìdementia, andAlshcimcr's disease. P20
Performance study of the high sensitivity positroncomputed tomograph for brain. PI04
Radionuelide quanlitation of CSE shunt flow inadults: emphasis on patient position, P105
Regional cerebral blood Howmeasured with I-123-labeled diamine or amphetamine andradioactive tracer microspheres. P6
Regional cerebral glucose metabolism duringelectric shock induced pain. P69
Re: in vivo methods for measuring regionalglucose metabolic rate. 366 (le)
Re: in vivo methods for measuring regionalglucose metabolic rate (reply ). 367 (le)
Re: in vivo methods for measuring regionalglucose metabolic rale (reply). 367 (Ic)
Relationship between lipophilicily and brainextraction of C-l I radiopharmaceuticals. 1030
Simultaneous measurement of regional glucosedose, and potential lor PIT measurement ofregional brain pH. 805
Single-photon tomography of regional brain bloodflow in patients with arlcriovenousmalformations. PI05
Si/ing of perfusion defects using N-isopropyl1-123p-iodoamphetaminc brain scans in acutestroke. P6
Some observations on eye uptake of N-isopropyll-123/)-iodoamphclaminc: relationship tomelanin production. PI 17
Specific labeling in vivoof murine neuroleplicbinding sites using '"F-halopcridol. potentialnoninvasivc probe for psychiatric disease. P52
SPECT brain imaging agent. (I-1231HIPDM inman with rotating gamma camera. P5
Synthesis and biodistribution of radioiodinaled 5-iodonicotinc. PI 16
Synthesis and characterization of Tc 8-quinolinolalcs. Potential brain imaging agents,PI 28
Synthesis and evaluation of myelin tracer, PI 19Synthesis of no-carrier-added 75-77Br-bcnperidol:
potential radiophurmaccutical for quantilatingcerebral dopamine receptors. P42
Tc-99m-propylencaminc oxirne: potential brainradiopharmaccutical. PI 2X
Tetradentalc amine oximc complex of Tc-99m.PIO
Theoretical evaluation of lomographic techniquefor simultaneous measurement of CBFandoxygen utilisation (MRO) with O-I5. P63
Two cerebral blood flow tracers. N-isopropyl1-123p-iodoamphelamine and 1-123 HIPDM.P6
Xc-133 DSPECTin unilateral ecrcbrovasculardisease. Comparative study to transmission CTand x-ray angiography. P6
Brain deathAccuracy of radionuclidc cerebral perfusion scan
in "brain death". P107
BreastEÕficacy of bone and liver scanning in followup of
patients on adjuvant chemotherapy for breastcarcinoma. PIO1)
l-|E-l8|-Fluoropcntcstrol: synthesis andpreliminary tissue uptake studies of a positron-emitting estrogen in rats. P52
Internal mammary Ivmphoscinligraphy in breastcancer, P40
Palliation of mctastatic cancer to bone withstrontium-89, P57
Properties of 1-125 labeled I l-/J-melhoxy-l7-(i-iodovinyl eslradiol (IMOX), P49
Radioimmunolocalisation of human mammarytumor transplants using monoclonal antibodies.P109
ROC -analysis of single or combined CEA andTPA determination in a wide spectrum ofcancer patients. PI 12
Unexpected breast uptake of Tc-99m PIPIDA.861 (le)
Breathing systemsQuantitative evaluation of breathing systems used
with Kr-81m generators. 157
Bromine, 75Synthesis of no-carricr-added 7-s'77Br-benpcridol:
potential radiopharmaceulical for quantitatingcerebral dopamine receptors. P42
Bromine-75Br-75-labelcd 1.4-bcnzodiasepines: potential
agents for mapping of bcnsodiascpine receptorsin vivo.417
Brominc-77Synthesis of no-carrier-addcd 75-77Br-benperidol:
potential radiopharmaccutical for qtiantitatini!cerebral dopamine receptors. P42
BulimiaDefinition of spectrum of gastric emptying in
patients with bulimia. P56Bypass, cerebral
Hcmodynamic results of cerebral bypass surgerymeasured by PET, PI08
Cadmium-115New Cd-115 —ln-115m radionuclidc generator.
349
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Calcium-45Double-isotope in vivo measurement of intestinal
calcium absorption in phosphate/vitamin Ddeficient rats. P45
(aldum-47Double-isotope in vivo measurement of intestinal
calcium absorption in phosphate/vitamin Ddeficient rats. P45
C alcium absorptionDouble-isotope in vivo measurement of intestinal
calcium absorption in phosphate/vitamin Ddeficient rats, P45
CaptoprilEffect of caplopril on efficacy of renal
scintigraphy in detection of renal arterystenosis, P23
Carbon-II
Biodistribution of the carboxyl carbon from someL, D, and D,L-amino acids, P120
C-l I ligand binding toadrcncrgicand muscarinicreceptors of the human heart studied in vivo byPET, P20
Measurement of cerebral blood flow with C-11
butanol and PET, P63Measurement of local brain pH with ' 'COi and
PET, P105Relationship between lipophilicily and brain
extraction of C-l 1 radiopharmaceuticals, 1030Carbon-ll adcnine
Synthesis and biodistribution of adenine[C-l I],
PI 20C'arbon-11 a aminoisobutyric acid
Compartmcntal model for in vivo assessment ofA-type amio acid transport, P90
Carbon-11 DMOBiodistribution, radiation dosimclry and potential
of C-! I dimethyloxazolidincdione for PET,
P107C-l I DMO: biodistribution, radiation absorbed
dose, and potential for PET measurement ofregional brain pH. 805
C'arbon-11 glucose
C-l I glucose and utilization in PET, 326l.-|1-"C|Leucme
L-(l-"C]Lcucinc: routine synthesis by enzymatic
resolution, 515Carbon-ll palmilate (CPA)
Tracer kinetic model of C-11 palmitate (CPA) for
estimating regional free fatty acid (FFA)utilization in myocardium. PI2
Carbon-ll palmitic acidNoninvasivc evaluation of regional myocardial
fatty acid metabolism in man with C-l Ipalmitic acid and positron-CT, PI 2
< urlimi-11 phcnvlalaninrNew synthesis of C-l l-aralkyl amino acids: [3-
(C-ll)]phcnylalaninc, P53Carbon-ll Ihvmidine
The Dunning R3327G prostatic adenocarcinomatumor model: tumor-localization of radiolabclcdthymidinc. potential agent for imaging withPETT, P40
Carbon-ll IryptophanC-l l-L-tryptophan, potential agent for diagnosis
of pancreatic disease using PET, PI 21Carbon-14
Hepatic uptake and fate of 1-123- or C-14-fattyacids in ethanol-fed mice, PIOO
Carbon-14 AIBHuman melanoma hctcrotransplants in nude
mice: tumor-localization of radiolabclcdit-aminoisobutyric acid potential agent forimaging with PET, PI 10
Carbon-14 BMHDAMetabolic fate of I-C-14
bctamethylhcpladccanoic acid and 1- C-14
palmitic acid in mice heart and blood. P120Carbon-14 palmitic acid
Metabolic fate of 1- C-14bctamethylhcptadccanoic acid and 1- C-14
palmitic acid, in mice heart and blood, PI 20Carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA)
Carcinoembryonic antigen: assay following healcompared with perchloric acid extraction in
patients with colon cancer, non-neoplasticgastrointestinal diseases, or chronic renalfailure, 916
Carcinoembryonic antigen kinetics and theirimplications for tumor imaging, PI 11
Comparison of In-111 labeled fab and whole In-111 anti-CEA monoclonal antibody (MoAb) innormal mouse: human colon tumor models, P77
Is immunoscintigraphy using radioiodinatedmonoclonal antibodies useful to cancerdiagnosis?, PI4
ROC-analysis of single or combined CEA andTPA determination in a wide spectrum ofcancer patients. PI 12
CardiomyopalhyMyocardial metabolic studies in patients with
cardiomyopathy, P20Radionuclidc evaluation of left-ventricular
function in chronic Chagas" cardiomyopathy,
563Ventricular function, mitral régurgitation and
early prognosis in infants and children withcardiomyopathy. P32
Carotid arterial pulsationECG-gatcd blood-pool study of carotid arterial
pulsation as sign of stenosis. 470Catecholamines
Inverse relationship between cardiacaccumulation of 1-131 MIBG and circulating
catecholamincs in suspectedpheochromocytoma, 1127
C'alion transport, monoialent
Neonatal rat myocytcs in tissue culture as a modelfor study of monovalent cation transport, P86
(ell labelingCell labeling: radiation dose and effects, 637
Cerebral blood flouAutoradiographic technique for simultaneous
measurement of cerebral blood flow and glucosemetabolism, P108
Cerebral blood-flow tomography: Xe-133compared with isopropyl-amphctaminc-l-123,
17Effect of mcthyldopa or propranolol on cerebral
blood flow in hypertensive patients, PI30Measurement of cerebral blood flow with C-l 1
bulanol and PET, P63Method for measurement of regional cerebral
blood flow using short-lived tracers and ECT.
P33Necessity for correcting for cerebral atrophy in
global PET measurements, P106Cerebral infarcì
C-l 1 glucose and utilization in PET, 326C'erebral ischemia
1-123 yV-isopropyl amphetamine (1-123 AMP)
SPECT in epilepsy and cerebral ischemia, PI 08C'erebral metabolic rate
Continuous infusion method for determining localcerebral metabolic rate in man, P34
C'erebral metabolism
Local cerebral glucose consumption duringcognitive activity, P21
C'erebrospinal fluid
Radionuclide quantitation of CSE shunt flow inadults: emphasis on patient position, PI05
Chagas' disease
Radionuclide evaluation of left-ventricularfunction in chronic Chagas' cardiomyopathy,
563Chemodecloma
Radionuclidc angiography as primaryinvestigation in chcmodectoma, 475
ChemotherapyArterial perfusion with Tc-99m MAAAP in
monitoring intra-arterial chemotherapy ofsarcomas, 297
Intraarterial cancer chemotherapy, arterialocclusion, and Tc-99m MAA perfusionscintigraphy, 966
Quantitative hepatic arterial perfusionscintigraphy and starch microspheres in cancerchemotherapy, 871
Xe-l 33 tumor blood flow and Tc-99m-MAA
perfusion scintigraphy in head and neck tumors,P112
CholecystitisCholescintigraphy vs sonographic Murphy's sign
in suspected acute cholecystitis, P9C'holecyslokinin
Abnormal gallbladder emptying in response tocholecystokinin (OP-CCK) in patients with
acalculus gallbladder disease, P8Filling, postcholccystokinin emptying, and
refilling of normal gallbladder: effects of twodifferent doses of CCK on refilling, 666
Simplified scintigraphic technique for establishingdose response curve of cholccystokinetic agent,P39
CholescintigraphyDiagnosis of clinically unsuspected gallbladder
perforation in obese patient, by Tc-99m IDA
Cholescintigraphy, 1028Use of pinholc collimator and analog motion
correction in Cholescintigraphy, P94Choline
Labeled cholinc and phosphorylcholine: bodydistribution and brain autoradiography, 812
Chromium-SiIntracellular distribution of radionuclides and
turnover of Cr-51, In-111, and Tc-99m-labeled
R BC in dogs, P26Cirrhosis
Evaluation of "portal scintigraphy" by intestinal
administration of Tc-99m using cndoscopy in
liver cirrhosis, P48Collimator
See also Slant-hole collimalor; Slant-hole
collimator, variable angleCollimalor choice for differential uptake
measurements using SPECT imaging with I-
I23.P75Comparative tomographic imaging performance
of hybrid codcd-apcraturc/parallel-plate
stationary collimator and rotating camera, P25Performance of col lima tors used for tomographic
imaging of I-123 contaminated with I-124,
1065Quantitation of pinhole thyroid scans, P96Use of pinhole collimator and analog motion
correction in Cholescintigraphy. P94Collimator, hexagonal
Polarity in a hexagonal collimator, 1203 (Ic)Colon
Carcinoembryonic antigen: assay following heatcompared with perchloric acid extraction inpatients with colon cancer, non-ncoplastic
gastrointestinal diseases, or chronic renalfailure, 916
Elective liver therapy with P-32 chromic
phosphate colloid in high risk colon cancer,Pill
Radioimmunodclcction and treatment of humancolon cancer in nude mice using a monoclonalantibody, PI 10
Tc-99m MDP and Ga-67 citrate accumulation in
cutaneous métastasesfrom colon carcinoma,1202 (le)
Compton scatteringSubtraction of scattered events from SPECT
photopeak events. P82Computed tomography
Comparison of N M R imaging and x-ray CT in
detecting brain tumors, P47Correlative morphological and functional studies
of brain in man. utilizing CT. N M R and PETimaging, PI08
ComputersArray processors: introduction to their
architecture, software, and applications innuclear medicine, 1072
Computer analysis of Tc-99m DPD and Tc-99m
MDP kinetics in human, 334Modified composite video signal generator for
gamma 11 computing system, 838Technical factors in gastric emptying studies, 264
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( iimpili rr s. s, id »II11
Accuracy of dcconvolution algorithms assessedbysimulation studies, 258
Comparison of interpolating methods for imageresampling, P66
Comprehensive method for fast quantitativeanalysis of gamma camera distortions and theircorrection, P67
Computer interface for collecting analogphysiologic data in nuclear medicine computersystem, P9I
Computcr-quantitated renal uptake vs. plasmaclearance of Tc-99m DTPA in rats with and
without glomcrular damage. P80Computer simulation of the effect of inaccurate
boundary detection on radionuclidcmeasurements of left ventricular volume. P93
Critical assessmentof first harmonic Fourierphase analysis for detecting CAD during atrialpacing. P88
Differentiation of obstructive from nonobstructivejaundice by dcconvolulional analysis ofhcpatobiliary scans. P30
Digital methods for change detection inscintigraphic images, P67
Esophagcal motility: computer analysis ofscintigraphic studies, P98
Fast count-dependent digital filtering of nuclear
medicine images. 1039Fast wiener digital post-processing of SPECT
images. P81"Figurc-of-merit" approach to evaluation of
algorithms for ECT. P82First-pass extraction of yV-isopropyl-1-123 p
amphetamine by the human lung determined bya dual-isotope dilution technique. PI 14
Four chamber timing analysis in patients withprogrammable A-V sequential pacemakersusing multiharmonic Fourier analysis of gatedimages, P92
CjA-67 lung scanning in the evaluation ofpulmonary sarcoid alveolar activity, P14
Hcmodynamics of hcterotopic heart transplants,P9I
Imaging techniques for advanced data evaluationin NMR-lomography, PI09
Nonorthogonal factor analysis in gated cardiacstudies, P62
Normal limits for the quantitative analysis ofstress TI-201 myocardial scinligrams:
multiccntcr validation. P45Optimum order harmonics of Fourier analysis in
multigatcd blood-pool studies. PI?Phenomcnological approach to virtual distribution
volume kinetics and clearance estimation, P9IPotentiality of D7PHT for dynamic tomography,
P75Quantitative analysis of double isotope
autoradiography, PI25Quantitative analysis of liver function in
percutaneous transhcpatic drainage patients,P30
Quantitative autoradiography withradiopharmaccuticals, part I: digital film-analysis system by vidcodcnsitometry, 231
Rapid digital filtering. 625Rapid digital filtering, P66Re: attenuation compensation in single-photon
emission tomography: comparative evaluation,644 (le)
Re: attenuation compensation in single-photonemission tomography: comparative evaluation,644 (le)
Re: interpretation of multigatcd Fourierfunctional images (reply), 542 (le)
Relative accuracy of automated analysis ofregional wall motion in diagnosis of CAD. P91
Simple system for generating non-circular orbits
in SPECT in order to reduce the importance ofuniformity artefacts. P74
Use of a cardiac phantom for QC checks ofcamera/computer systems, P59
Congenital heart diseaseFourier analysis of multigated blood-pool data in
patients with congenital heart disease, P89Congestive cardiomyopath>
Myocardial imaging and metabolic studies with[ 17-I2-1l]iodohcptadccanoic acid in patients
with idiopathic congestive cardiomyopathy, 22Conjoined twins
Radionuclidcs in investigation of conjoined twins,479
Copper-67Development of Cu-67 chelate conjugated
monoclonal antibodies forradioimmunothcrapy, P30
Coronary arlery disease(CAD)Analysis of cardiac diastolic function: application
in CAD, 2Baycsian analysis using Fourier transforms of TI-
201 scintiscans to predict the presence of CAD,P36
Clearance-patterns of l5(p-T-123 phenyl-)-pcntadccanoic acid (IP) in patients with CADafter bicycle exercise, PI3
Comparison of rotational tomography with planarimaging for TI-201 stress myocardial
scintigraphy. PI 8Comparison of supine bicycle and dobutaminc
radionuclidc cardiac stress testing: technicalconsiderations, P54
Contribution of atrial contraction to leftventricular filling in patients with CAD, P28
Critical importance of left lateral and leftposterior oblique views for evaluating regionalwall motion with multigated cardiac blood-poolimaging in acute Ml, P68
Detection and localisation of single vesselcoronary disease: biplanar exercise radionuclideventriculography or TI-201 myocardialimaging?, P36
Detection of acute coronary thrombosis inpatients with use of In-Ill labeled platelets.
P59Detection of coronary artery disease at rest using
peak systolic pressure-end systolic volumeindices. P76
Detection of severecoronary heart disease withTI-201 : comparison of resting single photonemission tomography with invasivearteriography, 761
Diagnostic value of image processing inmyocardial scintigraphy, 768
Dynamic cardiac studies with super PETT I. P61High risk subgroup of inferior MI: importance of
anterior wall motion and right ventricularfunction. P68
Nonuniform washout of TI-201 (within normalrange): criterion for improved detection ofsingle vesselCAD. P46
Posilron-CT for evaluation of myocardialmetabolism after rcpcrfusion in chronic dogs,P4
Radionuclidc analysis of peak filling rates duringpacing-induced ischemia, P87
Relative accuracy of automated analysis ofregional wall motion in diagnosis of CAD. P91
Scintigraphic quantilation of myocardialischemia. PI9
Significance of estimating redistribution ofpulmonary perfusion in CAD, P90
SPECTrum of TI-201 imaging in CAD, 854Time of onset of stress-induced left ventricular
wall motion abnormalities aids in the predictionof the presenceand severity of CA D, P53
TI-201 kinetics shortly after termination ofexercise: implications for quantitative analysis,P46
Values and limitations of segmental analysis ofstress and redistribution TI-201 ECT for
location of CAD, PI8Coronary occlusion
Tc-99m PPi in ischemie and infarcted dogmyocardium in early stages of acute coronaryocclusion: histochemical and tissue-counting
comparisons, 485
Coronary thrombolysisRestoration of myocardial perfusion and
metabolism with PET after coronarythrombolysis, P5
Creatine kinascClinical utility of two-site immunoradiomctric
assay for creatine kinase-MB in detection ofperioperativc myocardial infarction, 703
t mini's disease
Delayed gastric emptying in pediatrie patientswith Crohn's disease and growth failure, P56
( »shine'ssyndrome
[ '-" 11lodocholestcrol scintiscan and rare"functional" black adenoma of adrenal cortex,
505Imaging of adrenal cortical carcinoma and its
skeletal metastasis, 710Cyclosporin-A
Effect of cyclosporin-A on migration of ln-111
lymphocytes, P100Radionuclidc detection of cyclosporin A
ncphrotoxicity in renal transplant patients,PI 29
CystographyAccuracy of indirect (IV) radionuclide cystogram
in children. P23Dacryoscintigraphy
Scintigraphic evaluation of lacrimal drainage inchildren. P22
Decent olutionAccuracy of dcconvolution algorithms assessedby
simulation studies, 258Decontolution analysis
Differentiation of obstructive from nonobstructivejaundice by deconvolutional analysis ofhcpatobiliary scans. P30
DeferoxaminePreparation and basic study of 67Ga-DE-fragmcnt
E(l,2) for the detection of thrombus, PI23Preparation and biodistribution of Ga-67
fibrinogen conjugated with water-solublepolymer containing dcfcroxaminc: newapproach to protein labeling, PI 24
DementiaDifferential diagnosis of dementia with "pure"
1-123 iodoamphctamincand a clinical camera.PI 06
DesferrioxamineGa-67 and desfcrrioxamine: time and dose effects
on blood clearance and urinary excretion, P102Diabetes
Exercise left ventricular function in asymptomaticdiabetics assessedby sequential Au-195m firstpassstudies, P88
Diethylenetriaminepentaacelic acid (DTPA)Optimization of the DTPA mixed-anhydride
reaction with antibodies at low concentration.932
DiethylslilbestrolEffect of dicthylstilbcstrol therapy on
radioisotopic bone scan findings in patients withmetastatic carcinoma of the prostate, P57
Digital filteringFast count-dependent digital filtering of nuclear
medicine images. 1039Rapid digital filtering, 625Rapid digital filtering. P66
Digital image processingArray processors: introduction to their
architecture, software, and applications innuclear medicine, 1072
Distribution functionsEffect of diastasis frames exclusion on error
corrected phase distribution function, P92Diuresis
Obstructive nephropathy: comparison ofparenchymal transit time index and frusemidediuresis, P16
UobutamineComparison of supine bicycle and dobutamine
radionuclide cardiac stress testing: technicalconsiderations. P54
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Dopamine receptorsMeasurement of dopamine receptor densities, P70Neuroleptic binding sites: specific labeling in mice
with [l8F]halopcridol. potential tracer for PET,
408No-carricr-added (NCA) 18F-spiroperidol, P52
Specific labeling in vivo of murine neurolepticbinding sites using 18F-halopcridol, potential
noninvasive probe for psychiatric disease, P52Spiperone metabolism: significance for kinetic
modeling and nonspecific binding estimates,P106
Synthesis of no-carrier-added 75'77Br-benperidol:
potential radiopharmaceutical for quantitatingcerebral dopamine receptors. P42
DosimetryAbsorbed dose calculations for radiolabclcd tumor
associated monoclonal antibodies. P95Biodistribution and dosimetry of N-isopropyl-p-
[I23l]iodoamphetamine in the primate. 922
Biodistribution in humans and radiation dosecalculations for brain perfusion imaging agent1-123 HIPDM.P95
Biological analysis and dosimetry for 15O-labeled
Oi. CÛ2, and CO gasesadministeredcontinuously by inhalation. 431
"Biological dosimetry" of radionuclides and
radiation hazards, 160Cell labeling: radiation dose and effects. 637Dosimetry of anti-colon carcinoma monoclonal
antibody F(ab'>2 fragments in humans. P49
Dosimetry of 1-131 labeledmetaiodobenzylguanidine in treatment ofmalignant pheochromocytomas. P49
Dosimetry of N-isopropyl I-123 p-iodoamphetamine, P49
Radiation absorbed doses from iron-52, iron-55,and iron-59 to study ferrokinetics, 339
Radiation dose calculations for inhalation of Tc-99m sulfur colloid radioaerosol. 816
Radiation dose estimates for oral agents used inupper gastrointestinal disease, 835
Radionuclide kinetics in MIRD dose calculations.621
Radiotoxicity of Tl-201 in mouse testes:inadequacy of conventional dosimetry, 145
Re: the radiation dosimetry of 2-[F-18]fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose in man, 447 (le)
Re: the radiation dosimetry of 2-[F-18]fiuoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose in man (reply), 447 (le)
Tl-201: experimental and theoreticalradiobiological approach to dosimetry. 1164
Uncertain specific gamma-ray constant for Tl-
201,645 (le)Verification of absorbed fraction values with
chemical dosimetry, P50Double-tracer auloradiogram
Simultaneous measurement of regional glucosemetabolism and blood flow in rat brain withimplanted tumor, P107
DoxorubicinMaintained LV exercise responseand regional
wall motion abnormalities in patients ondoxorubicin, P54
Drugs, interference reactionsPharmacologie alterations in Tc-99m binding by
RBCs, 397Echocardiography
Effect of doxorubicin on [u;-I-131]heptadecanoicacid myocardial scintigraphy andechocardiography in dogs, 1012
EditorialThe World Federation of Nuclear Medicine and
Biology Third World Congress, 97 (le)Ejection fraction
Association of biliary cholesterol crystals andgallbladder ejection fraction, P8
Clinical prediction of left ventricular ejectionfraction (LVEF), P90
Clinical validation of fully automatedcomputation of ejection fraction from gatedequilibrium blood-pool scintigrams, 1099
Clinical validation of totally automated methodfor assessingregional left ventricular function
from rest/exercise radionuclidevcntriculography. P53
Effects of improper camera operation on ejectionfraction measurements. PI03
Exercise left ventricular function in asymptomaticdiabetics assessedby sequential Au-195m first
passstudies. P88Functional recovery of LVEF and RVEF
following streptokinase reperfusion: relation totiming and impacts of LAD/RCA reopening,P4
Improved interpretation of Tc-99m gatedsequentially graded exercise angiographie datausing multivariate analysis, P53
Influence of scatter on quantitative determinationof LVEF in gated cardiac scans, P103
Limitations of count-based REF as a means ofassessingregional left ventricular function intransmurai MI. PI7
Maintained LV exercise responseand regionalwall motion abnormalities in patients ondoxorubicin, P54
Multi-hospital survey of reliability of ejectionfraction determination using a cardiacphantom, P92
Multiwire proportional counter gamma cameraand Ta-178 radionuclide, P24
Optimization of ceruletide intravenous dose forgallbladder emptying, P38
Quantitative biliary dynamics: introduction ofnew noninvasive scintigraphic technique, 217
Radionuclide evaluation of ventricular function inpatients with L-transposition of great arteries,P87
Re: determination of LV volume from first-passkinetics of labeled red cells, 969 (le)
Slow infusion gated acquisition: alternative first-
passmethod for determining left ventricularejection fraction, P88
Ventricular function, mitral régurgitationandearly prognosis in infants and children withcardiomyopathy, P32
Electrocardiogram IECG) gatingPostextrasystolic potentiation in dog ventricle
using radionuclide ventriculography, P62Role of preload reserve during dynamic exercise
in patients with MI, P54Emission computed tomography
Accuracy of measured attenuation correction inpositron tomography, PIO
Application of the Budinger equation to evaluatesignal to noise ratios of single photon emissiontomographic systems, P74
Comparative tomographic imaging performanceof hybrid coded-aperature/parallel-platestationary collimator and rotating camera, P25
Computer-aided data analysis of ECT data, P82ECT of heart using rotating slant-hole collimator
and two orthogonal camera positions, P6IEffect of resolution improvement on required
count density in emission computedtomography, PII
Ga-67 emission tomography in detection ofsuspected pulmonary lesions, PI 14
Hexagonal bar positron camera, PI 1Measurements of regional tissue and blood-pool
radiotracer concentrations from serialtomographic images of heart, 987
Method for measurement of regional cerebralblood flow using short-lived tracers and ECT,P33
Myelin imaging with PET, P62/V-Isopropyl l-123p-iodoamphetamine: arterial
injections. P106Potentiality of D7PHT for dynamic tomography,
P75Preliminary results obtained with TOFPET I:
whole-body time of night PET, PI 1Quantitation of pulmonary gallium uptake in
patients with interstitial lung disease usingECT, P! 14
Re: attenuation compensation in single-photonemission tomography: comparative evaluation.644 (le)
Simulation study on steady-state requirements inO-15 equilibrium model for cerebral blood flowmeasurement, P107
True three-dimensional reconstruction in singlephoton emission computed tomography, P81
Uniformity artifact reduction with noncirculartomographic detector motion. P104
Values and limitations of segmentai analysis ofstress and redistribution Tl-201 ECT for
location of CAD, PI8Vascular emission computed tomography, P92
EndocarditisRe: Tc-99m antibodies and staphylococcal
endocarditis, 173 (le)Re: Tc-99m antibodies and staphylococcal
endocarditis (reply), 173 (le)Endotoxin
Distribution of radiolabeled endoloxin in the eye,29
Uniform bacterial endotoxins test forradiopharmaceuticals, PI23
Enzymatic resolutionL-[l-"C]Leucine: routine synthesis by enzymatic
resolution, 515Epilepsy
1-123 W-isopropyl amphetamine (1-123 AMP)SPECT in epilepsy and cerebral ischemia, P108
ErrataAbsorbed dose estimates for PET: C15O, ' 'CO,
andCO15O, 555
Author Index and Subject Index, 7|"C] spiroperidol: synthesis, specific activity
determination, and biodistribulion in mice, 443("CJSpiroperidol: synthesis, specific activity
determination, and biodistribution in mice, 592Imaging of melanoma with I-131 -labeled
monoclonal antibodies, 362Introductory Physics of Nuclear Medicine, 588Noninvasive detection of coronary thrombi with
In-Ill platelets, 380
ErythrocytesNew approach to Ga-67 labeling of human
erythrocytes and platelets, PI 23Esophageal emptying
Characteristic pattern of esophageal emptying inobstructive lesions of the esophagus, P39
Esophageal functionRadionuclide esophagogram (Tc-99m-SC) in
experimental esophagitis: manometric andhistopathologic correlations. P100
Esophageal transit timeAssessment of esophageal transit in adults and in
children by means of Kr-81 m, P98Esophageal motility: computer analysis of
scintigraphic studies, P98Esophagus
Correlative study of liquid phase radionuclideesophageal transit scintigraphy withradiographie, manometric and endoscopieparameters in patients with suspectedesophagitis. P39
Estrogen receptorsl-(E-l8]-Fluoropcntestrol: synthesis and
preliminary tissue uptake studies of a positron-emitting estrogen in rats, P52
Estrogen receptor binding radiopharmaceuticals:II. Tissue distribution of 17a-methylestradiol innormal and tumor-bearing rats, 522
Properties of I-125 labeled II-/3-methoxy-17-a-iodovinyl estradiol (IMOX),P49
Radioiodinatcd estrogens: preparation andevaluation of 17 a-iodovinyl and iodothienylestradiols, PI 16
Synthesis of 16a-fluoroestradiol using fluoride ion
as source of fluorine, P52Exercise
Scintigraphic evaluation of muscle damagefollowing extreme exercise, 308
EyeDistribution of radiolabelcd endotoxin in the eye,
29Effect of carrier amphetamine and KI on the
biodistribution of iodoamphetamine. PI 18
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Some observations on eye uptake of N-isopropyll-123/J-iodoamphetaminc. relationship tomelanin production, PI 17
Fallopian lube patene)Radionuclidc hystcrosalpingography: promising
new technique for evaluation of fallopian tubepatency, P38
Fast atom bombardment mass speclrontetrv(FABMS)
Investigation of radiopharmaccutical componentsby fast atom bombardment massspectromctry:identification of Te-HI DA and epimers of Tc-CO2DADS, 353
Fait) acid metabolism(icncral model for the measurement of
metabolism with analog tracers, P34Myocardial imaging and metabolic studies with
[17-l23l]iodohcptadccanoicacid in patients
with idiopathic congestive cardiomyopathy. 22New rapid, rcgiospecific synthesis of I23l-labeled
15-(p-iodophcnyl)pcntadccanoic acid, P43Noninvasivc evaluation of regional myocardial
fatty acid metabolism in man with C-l Ipalmitic acid and positron-CT, PI 2
Fall) acidsAutoradiographic studies of labeled fatty acid
analogs as potential myocardial imaging agents.PI25
Fast low-temperature ultrasonic preparation,purification and clinical applications ofui-l-123-hcptadecanoicacid. PI 18
Hepatic uptake and fate of 1-123- or C-14-fattyacids in cthanol-fcd mice, PI00
On behalf of 1-123 fatty acids for myocardialmetabolic imaging. 545 (le)
On behalf of I-123 fatty acids for myocardialmetabolic imaging (reply), 546
Rate-limiting step in myocardial clearance oflabel from 16-iodohexadccanoicacid (1HDA),
PI2Fcrrilin
In vitro transfer of Ga-67 from transferrin to
fcrritin, 608Ferrokinetics
Radiation absorbed doses from iron-52, iron-55,and iron-59 to study fcrrokinctics, 339
FibrinogenPreparation and biodislribution of Ga-67
fibrinogcn conjugated with water-solublepolymer containing dcfcroxamine: newapproach to protein labeling, PI 24
FistulaRadionuclidc angiographie demonstration of
systemic lung arlcrializalion with artcriovcnousfistulas, 228
Scinligraphic demonstration of trachco-csophagcal fistula, 1151
Fistulas, aortoduodenalRupture of a spontaneous aortoduodcnal fistula
visualized with Tc-RBC scintigraphy, 332Fluorine-15 melh\l fluoride
Absolute quanlitation of local cerebral blood flowand partition coefficient without arterialsampling, P62
Fluorine-IXFully automated synthesis systems of
radiopharmaccuticals labeled with short-livedpositron emitters, PI 20
Preliminary clinical studies using prototypemultiwirc proportional chamber positroncamera, P103
Production of "anhydrous" F-18 via a recyclable
O-18 gas target, PI21Simple, low volume water target for N-13 and
F-18 production, PI20Synthesis and evaluation of myclin tracer, PI 19Targctry for F-18 production from small
accelerators, PI21Validation of E-l8-3-deoxy-3-fluoro-D-glucosc
(3FDG) as agent for measurement of glucosetransport by PET, P52
Fluorine-IX aqueous fluorideLarge-scale production and recovery of aqueous
[F-l8]-fluoride using proton bombardment of asmall-volume [O-18]-water target, PI 22
Fluorine-IX HIMSynthesis of F-18 BFNU, P1I9
Fluorine-IX estradiolSynthesis of I6<v-fluorocstradiol using fluoride ion
as source of fluorine, P52Fluorine-IX fluorodeoxyglucose
Alternative approach to single-scan determinationof cerebral glucose metabolic rate using 2-fluorodeoxyglucose (2-FDG) with particular
application to ischemia, P69Assessment of [I8F]fluorodeoxyglucose kinetic
model in calculations of myocardial glucosemetabolism during ischemia, 1060
Cerebral glucose utilization patterns in Wilson's
disease, P21Direct evaluation of interrelationships of local
cerebral blood flow, glucose metabolism, andprotein synthesis using simultaneous multipleradionuclidc autoradiography, P69
Effects of insulin, increased work, and anoxia onFDG derived rate constants and Pick metabolicrates, PI9
Evaluating kinetic behavior of fluorodeoxyglucosein animal tumors. PI 10
Evaluation of cerebral glucose metabolism inpatients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis by.F-18 FDG and PET, P2I
Functional responseof human brain to individualand combined visual and auditory imputs, P69
Local cerebral glucose metabolism in patientswith affective psychiatric disorders: drug-freestates and effects of mcthylphcnidate, P2I
Local cerebral glucose utilization in Parkinson's
disease, P21Noninvasive quanlitation of regional myocardial
glucose utilization rates in man by posilron-CTand F-18 deoxyglucose. P89
Patterns of local cerebral glucose utilization indepression, multiple infarcìdementia, andAlzheimer's disease. P20
Re: ihe radiation dosimclry of 2-[F-l8]fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucosc in man. 447 (le)
Re: Ihe radiation dosimetry of 2-[F-18]fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucosc in man (reply), 447 (le)
Simplified synlhcsis of [F-I8J2-FDG using acetylhypofluorile from acetate salt adsorbed on aninert supporl. PI21
Synthesis of no-carrier-added F-18 2-fluoro-2-dcoxy-D-glucosc. 718
Transient toxicily of 2-deoxy-2-['8F]fluoro-D-
glucosc in mammalian cells, 1055Fluorine-18 haloperidol
Ncuroleptic binding sites: specific labeling in micewith ['TJhalopcrido!. potential tracer for PET.
408Radiopharmaceuticals for receptor imaging, 442Specific labeling in vivo of murine neuroleptic
binding sites using "F-haloperidol. potential
noninvasivc probe for psychiatric disease, P52Fluorine-18 spiroperidol
No-carrier-added (NCA) l8F-spiroperidol, P52
Fourier analysisEffect of stochastic pixel noise on distributions of
magnitude and phase values in Fourier analysisof gated studies, PI 7
Four chamber timing analysis in patients withprogrammable A-V sequential pacemakersusing multiharmonic Fourier analysis of gatedimages, P92
Fourier amplitude ratio: new way to assessvalvular régurgitation,204
Fourier analysis of gated blood-pool study duringatrial flutter, 713
Fourier analysis of multigatcd blood-pool data inpatients with congenital heart disease, P89
Fourier ventricular amplitude ratio to assessvalvular régurgitationby gated blood-pool scan,P27
Optimum number of harmonics for fitting cardiacvolume curves, PI 7
Quantitative assessmentof wall motion inmultiple-gated studies using temporal Fourieranalysis, 388
Re: interpretation of multigated Fourierfunctional images. 542 (le)
Re: interpretation of multigatcd Fourierfunctional images (reply), 542 (le)
Ventricular performance in congenital left-to-right shunt: temporal Fourier analysis of gatedblood-pool data, 829
Fourier filteringOptimum Fourier filtering of cardiac data:
minimum-error method, 1176
Fourier phaseanalysisMethod for improving specificity of phase analysis
for regional defects in presence of depressedglobal left ventricular function, PI 7
Free Ihyroxine (FTj)Clinical value of FT3 RIA, P96
Free Ihyroxine (FT4)See Thyroid; Thyroxine (T4)Clinical assessmentof radioimmunoassay for free
thyroxine using modified tracer, 498Clinical correlation of Amcrlex free T4
radioimmunoassay in various clinicalconditions, P44
Evaluation of free T4 RIA for assessingthyroidfunction in nonthyroidal illness, P96
FT4 estimates in patients with nonthyroidalillnesses, P44
New derivative assay (Corning Medical) forestimation of FT4, P44
Salivary thyroxine as estimate of free thyroxine,700
Scrum free thyroxine methods, comparativestudy, P44
Functional aspleniaFunctional asplenia and patienls with chronic
graft-versus-host disease, P74
Functional imagingFunctional imaging of TI-201 redistribution, P45Method for improving specificity of phase analysis
for regional defects in presence of depressedglobal left ventricular function. PI7
Functional mappingOptimum number of harmonics for fitting cardiac
volume curves. PI 7Gallbladder
Abnormal gallbladder emptying in response tocholecystokinin (OP-CCK) in patients withacalculus gallbladder disease. P8
Association of biliary cholesterol crystals andgallbladder ejection fraction, P8
Diagnosis of clinically unsuspected gallbladderperforation in obese patient, by Tc-99m IDAcholescintigraphy. 1028
Filling, postcholccystokinin emptying, andrefilling of normal gallbladder: effects of twodifferent dosesof CCK on refilling. 666
Gallbladder emptying: effect of somatostatin,P39
Influence of scan and pathologic criteria onspecificity of cholescintigraphy. 876
Normal relationship between gastric andgallbladder emptying to a solid meal. P38
Optimization of cerulctide intravenous dose forgallbladder emptying. P38
Simplified seintigraphic technique for establishingdose responsecurve of cholecystokinetic agent,P39
Gallium-67Bone and gallium scans in mastocytosis:
correlation with count rates, radiography, andmicroscopy, 586
Changes in uptake of Ga-67 and 1-125-transfcrrinby malignant transformation of hamsterembryo cells, P3I
Comparative uptake of Ga-67 and Tc-99m M DPin benign noninfected bone lesion (fracture),P42
Comparison of ln-111 acctylacetonc labeledgranulocytes. Ga-67 citrate, and 3-phase M DPskeletal imaging in complicated osteomyelitis,P64
Comparison of three-phase bone scintigraphy andGa-67 imaging in evaluation of painful total hipprosi heses.P84
Correlation of In-111 -leukocyte and Ga-67
scinligraphy with TCT. ullrasonography and
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plane radiography in diagnosis of focalinfcciion, P38
Correlative imaging of malignant external otitis,P94
Delayed renal localization of Ga-67, 894Delayed renal localization of Ga-67, P16Diagnostic value of Ga-67 in detection of post
operative sternal osteomyelitis, P64Evaluating painful prosthetic joint with sequential
Tc-99m-MDP-Ga-67, P72Evaluation of post operative sternum with Ga-67
and Tc-99m mcdronale, P85Failure of Ga-67 scintigraphy to identify reliably
noninfectious interstitial nephritis, 568Ga-67 and dcsferrioxaminc: time and dose effects
on blood clearance and urinary excretion, PI02Ga-67 emission tomography in detection of
suspected pulmonary lesions, PI 14GA-67 lung scanning in the evaluation of
pulmonary sarcoid alveolar activity, PI4Ga-67 scanning in diagnosis of postoperative
sternal osteomyelitis, 1001High dose gallium imaging in the evaluation of
lymphoma, P50Inadvertent administration of antincoplastic
agents to patients prior to Ga-67 injection:recognition of specific radionuclidc distributionpattern and its diagnostic significance, P50
In vitro transfer of Ga-67 from transferrin tofcrritin, 608
Limitations of three phase bone scintigraphy insuspected osteomyelitis, P83
Model for evaluation of tumor localization oflabeled chemotherapcutic agents, P5I
New approach to Ga-67 labeling of humancrythrocytes and platelets, PI23
Predicting cure of osteomyelitis under treatment,110
Preparation and basic study of 67Ga-DE-fragmcnt
E(l,2) for the detection of thrombus, PI 23Preparation and biodistribution of Ga-67
fibrinogen conjugated with water-solublepolymer containing dcfcroxamine: newapproach to protein labeling, P124
Role of Ga-67 citrate imaging in evaluation ofnonunited fractures for osteomyelitis, P84
Role of transferrin on Ga-67 uptake by liver, PI 24Semiquantitativc gallium scintigraphy in patients
with osteogenic sarcoma, PI 12Unusual distribution of gallium in kidney, gut,
and skeleton associated with hcpatoccllulardiseaseand no renal pathology, PI 30
Gallium-67 citraleAssessment of tcchnctium and gallium scanning
in patient with painful total joint arlhroplasty,P84
Comparison of small vesicle and Ga-67 citrateuptake by EMT6 tumors, PI25
Diffuse abdominal uptake of Ga-67 citrate inpatient with hypoproteinemia, 508
Scintigraphic detection of osteomyelitis with Tc-99m MDP and Ga-67 citrate, 1019
Tc-99m MDP and Ga-67 citrate accumulation incutaneous métastasesfrom colon carcinoma,1202 (le)
t,:lllilllil-<iX BP-IDA
Ga-68 BP-IDA for positron imaging of
hepatobiliary function. 593Gallium-68 EDTA
Quantitative measurement of blood brain barrierpermeability following osmotic opening, P107
Gamma 11Modified composite video signal generator for
gamma 11 computing system, 838Ganyna cameras
Comprehensive method for fast quantitativeanalysis of gamma camera distortions and theircorrection, P67
Evaluation of SPECT system performance using aSPECT phantom, P58
GA-67 lung scanning in the evaluation ofpulmonary sarcoid alveolar activity, PI 4
Improved methods for characterizing andmonitoring system performance of rotationalgamma cameras, P58
Modular imaging system for use in nuclearmedicine. P25
Multiwirc proportional counter gamma cameraand Ta-178 radionuclidc. P24
Simple system for generating non-circular orbitsin SPECT in order to reduce the importance ofuniformity artefacts, P74
Gamma rayUncertain specific gamma-ray constant for Tl-
201, 645 (le)Gastric emptying
Altered gastric emptying during radiation-
induced vomiting, P56Analysis of gastric emptying studies in pediatrie
population. P33Comparison of in vitro and in vivo labeled chicken
liver for evaluation of gastric emptying, P79Conveniently prepared Tc-99m resin for semisolid
gastric emptying studies, 511Definition of spectrum of gastric emptying in
patients with bulimia, P56Delayed gastric emptying in pediatrie patients
with Crohn's disease and growth failure, P56
Effect of gastroplasty for morbid obesity ongastric emptying function measured byradionuclide-labeled lest meals, P56
Error and corrections with scintigraphicmeasurement of gastric emptying of solid foods,197
Measurement of gastric emptying time in outletobstruction, P99
Normal relationship between gastric andgallbladder emptying to a solid meal. P38
Study of gastrointestinal opiate receptors: role ofMu receptor on gastric emptying, 689
Technical factors in gastric emptying studies, 264Validation of corrections for errors in collimation
during measurement of gastric emptying ofnuclidc-labelcdmeals, 187
Gastric functionAnalysis of gastric emptying studies in pediatrie
population, P33Comparison of in vitro and in vivo labeled chicken
liver for evaluation of gastric emptying, P79Conveniently prepared Tc-99m resin for semisolid
gastric emptying studies, 511Effects of ionizing radiations on gastric secretion
in rhesus monkeys, P98Measurement of gastric emptying time in outlet
obstruction, P99Method of Tc-99m tagging of cottage cheesefor
gastrointestinal molility studies, P99Novel techniques in study of disintegration and
dissolution of orally administered dosage formsin man, P98
Radiation dose estimates for oral agents used inupper gastrointestinal disease, 835
Rapidly and conveniently prepared Tc-99m resinfor semi-solidgastric emptying studies,PIOO
GastroesophagealrefluxComparison of radionuclidc esophagcal transit
and csophageal manometry in gastroesophagealreflux disease, P79
Gastrointestinal bleedingAcid-citrate-dextrose compared with heparin in
the preparation of in vivo/in vitro Tc-99mRBCs, 383
Comparisonof Tc-99m RBCs and Tc-99m SC indetection of gastrointestinal hemorrhage, P48
Detection of gastrointestinal bleeding with Tc-99m heat-damaged red blood cells, P99
Further validation of superiority of "mTc RBCsmethod over 99mTcSC in detection and
localization of gastrointestinal bleeding. P49In-111 leukocyte imaging: false-positive study due
to acute gastrointestinal bleeding, 803Minimum gastrointestinal bleeding rate
detectable by abdominal scintigraphy, P97Tc-99m in vitro red blood cell scintigraphy for
detection and localization of gastrointestinalbleeding sites: correlation with arteriography,P99
Gastrointestinal transit timeMethod of Tc-99m tagging of cottage cheese for
gastrointestinalmotility studies,P99Gastroplasty
Effect of gastroplasty for morbid obesity ongastric emptying function measured byradionuclidc-labclcd test meals, P56
Gated blood-pool studiesSee also Blood pool imagingAnalysis of cardiac diastolic function: application
in CAD, 2Clinical validation of fully automated
computation of ejection fraction from gatedblood-pool scintigrams, P93
Clinical validation of fully automatedcomputation of ejection fraction from gatedequilibrium blood-pool scintigrams, 1099
Clinical validation of totally automated methodfor assessingregional left ventricular functionfrom rest/exercise radionuclidcventriculography, P53
Computer simulation of the effect of inaccurateboundary detection on radionuclidcmeasurements of left ventricular volume, P93
Critical importance of left lateral and leftposterior oblique views for evaluating regionalwall motion with multigated cardiac blood-pool
imaging in acute Ml, P68Detailed assessmentof regional wall motion in
acute transmural Ml: frequent spontaneousimprovement and discordance from global leftventricular function, P67
Detection and localisation of single vesselcoronary disease: biplanar exercise radionuclidcventriculography or TI-201 myocardialimaging?. P36
Detection of coronary artery disease at rest usingpeak systolic pressure-end systolic volumeindices, P76
Determination of left-ventricular volume fromfirst-pass kinetics of labeled red cells, 98
ECG-gated blood-pool study of carotid arterial
pulsation as sign of stenosis. 470Effect of stochastic pixel noise on distributions of
magnitude and phase values in Fourier analysisof gated studies, PI 7
Evaluation of RV function by gated blood-poolscintigraphy, 886
Four chamber timing analysis in patients withprogrammable A- V sequential pacemakers
using multiharmonic Fourier analysis of gatedimages, P92
Fourier amplitude ratio: new way to assessvalvular régurgitation.204
Fourier analysis of gated blood-pool study duringatrial flutter, 713
Fourier ventricular amplitude ratio to assessvalvular régurgitationby gated blood-pool scan,P27
Gated blood-pool studies of cardiac function in ratand marmoset, 728
Gated cardiac blood pool ECT from only twocoded views, P61
Incidence, severity, and clinical course of rightventricular involvement after inferior Ml:assessmentby sequential 99mTc-pyrophosphatc
scans and gated blood pool scans, P68Left ventricular volumes from gated radionuclidc
vcntriculograms: attenuation correction infemale and male patients, P27
Mercuric iodide detector for continuousmonitoring of left ventricular function, P76
Method for improving specificity of phase analysisfor regional defects in presenceof depressedglobal left ventricular function, PI 7
Multi-hospital survey of reliability of ejectionfraction determination using a cardiacphantom. P92
New technique for direct comparison ofmyocardial perfusion, mechanical function, andnecrosis by simultaneous display of registeredand color-coded gated TI-201, blood pool, andTc-99m PPi images, P93
Nonorthogonal factor analysis in gated cardiacstudies, P62
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Optimum order harmonics of Fourier analysis inmultigatcd blood-pool studies, PI7
Paradoxic improvement of resting myocardialwall motion abnormalities during exercise. P87
Pharmacologie alterations in Tc-99m binding byRBCs. 397
Phase analysis in patients with Wolff-Parkinson-Whitc syndrome with surgically provedaccessory conduction pathways, P27
Postextrasystolic potentiation in dog ventricleusing radionuclidc vcntriculography, P62
Radionuclidc and hemodynamic assessmentofright ventricular performance in septic shock,P87
Rapid digital filtering, 625Re: determination of absolute LV volume from
first-pass kinetics, 970 (le)Re: determination of absolute LV volume from
first-pass kinetics (reply), 971 (le)Re: determination of LV volume from first-pass
kinetics of labeled red cells, 969 (le)Re: interpretation of multigatcd Fourier
functional images (reply), 542 (le)Relative accuracy of automated analysis of
regional wall motion in diagnosis of CAD, P91Reliability of radionuclide absolute left
ventricular volume measurements, P27Repeatability of estimates of left-ventricular
volume from blood-pool counts, 775Right bundle branch block in acute transmural
anterior Ml: relationship of prognosis to degreeof ventricular dysfunction, P68
Slow infusion gated acquisition: alternative first-pass method for determining left ventricularejection fraction, P88
Time of onset of stress-induced left ventricularwall motion abnormalities aids in the predictionof the presence and severity of CAD, P53
Gated heart studiesClinical validation of fully automated
computation of ejection fraction from gatedblood-pool scintigrams, P93
Comparison of supine bicycle and dobutamineradionuclide cardiac stress testing: technicalconsiderations. P54
Do normalized filling rates measured byradionuclide vcntriculography actuallyrepresent ventricular filling rates?, P89
Fourier analysis of multigated blood-pool data inpatients with congenital heart disease. P89
Hemodynamics of hclerotopic heart transplants,P9I
High risk subgroup of inferior Ml: importance ofanterior wall motion and right ventricularfunction, P68
Influence of scatter on quantitative determinationof L VEF in gated cardiac scans, P103
Limitations of count-based REFasa means ofassessing regional left ventricular function intransmural Ml, PI7
Mitral stenosis: right and left ventricular volumeassessedby radionuclide ventriculography, P27
Multigated positron tomography of heart, P104Multigatcd radionuclidc studies of artificial heart.
P6IOptimized method of RBC labeling for use in
gated cardiac studies in dogs and baboons, P26Pinhole radionuclidc vcntriculography in small
infants, P32Re: interpretation of multigatcd Fourier
functional images. 542 (Ic)Re: stability of stannous ion in stannous
pyrophosphatc kits (reply), 1081 (le)Scintigraphic assessmentofatrial function. P88Ventricular performance in congenital left-to-
right shunt: temporal Fourier analysis of gatedblood-pool data, 829
Generators, isotopeExercise left ventricular function in asymptomatic
diabetics assessedby sequential Au-195m firstpass studies, P88
Gold-195m, ultra-short-lived generator-producedradionuclide: clinical application in sequentialfirst-pass ventriculography, 139
High activity Kr-SIm generator-delivery system
for dynamic pulmonary cincscintigrams, P25New Cd-115 ^* In-115m radionuclidc generator,
349Production of Zn-62 and development of Zn-62/
Cu-62 generator system, PI 24Quantitative evaluation of breathing systems used
with Kr-81m generators, 157Glomerular nitration rate
See also KidneyQuality control of Tc-99m DTPA for
measurement of glomerular filtration, 722Split renal function testing using 99m-Tc-DTPA:
rapid technique for determining differentialglomerular filtration, P80
Glucose metabolismAlternative approach to single-scan determination
of cerebral glucose metabolic rate using 2-fluorodeoxyglucose (2-FDG) with particularapplication to ischemia, P69
Autoradiographic technique for simultaneousmeasurement of cerebral blood flow and glucosemetabolism, PI08
Regional cerebral glucose metabolism duringelectric shock induced pain, P69
Glucose transportValidation of E-l 8-3-deoxy-3-fiuoro-D-glucose
(3FDG) as agent for measurement of glucosetransport by PET, P52
Glucose utilization rateNoninvasive quantitation of regional myocardial
glucose utilization rates in man by positron-CTand F-18 deoxyglucose, P89
Gold-19SmGold-195m, ultra-short-lived generator-produced
radionuclide: clinical application in sequentialfirst-pass ventriculography, 139
Rapidly alternating gated cardiac blood pool andmyocardial perfusion imaging using gold-195mandTh-201,P76
Ultra-short lived gold-195m: use in simultaneous
evaluation of left ventricular function andmyocardial perfusion with TI-201, P76
Grafts, aorticNatural history of platelet deposition on dacron
aortic bifurcation grafts in the first yearfollowing implantation in man, P73
Grafts, occlusionInhibition of thrombotic aortocoronary bypass
graft occlusion with verapamil and papaverinein dogs, P60
Grafts, vascularUse of indium labeled platelets to monitor platelet
deposition on vascular grafts, P60Graft-versus-host disease
Functional asplenia and patients with chronicgraft-versus-host disease. P74
Functional asplenia in patients with chronic graft-versus-host disease, 1123
Grates' ophlhalrnopathyIncreased Tc-99m DTPA uptake in active Graves'
ophthalmopathy and pretibial myxoedema, 174(le)
HeartSeealso Coronary artery disease (CAD);
MyocardiumAccumulation of In ' " labelled thrombocytes in
left ventricular and aortic aneurysms, P73Cardiac aneurysm complicated by E. coli abscess,
1154Clearance-patterns of 15(p-T-123 phenyl-)-
pentadecanoic acid (IP) in patients with CADafter bicycle exercise, PI 3
Comparison of ability of radioiodinatedmonoclonal anti-rat thy 1 (OX7) to image SL2
tumors located subcutaneous or in the subrenalcapsule. P102
Comparison of cardiac (C-14)-palmitic acid (CP)and (]-123-phenyl)-pemadecanoic acid (IP)oxidation, PI 18
Comparison of methods for CK-MR detection in
suspected acute Ml, P35Comparison of positron-emitting myocardial
perfusion agents, PI 19
Computer simulation of the effect of inaccurateboundary detection on radionuclidemeasurements of left ventricular volume, P93
Detection of severecoronary heart disease withTI-201 : comparison of resting single photonemission tomography with invasivearteriography, 761
Determination of left-ventricular volume fromfirst-pass kinetics of labeled red cells, 98
Diagnostic value of image processing inmyocardial scintigraphy, 768
Do normalized filling rates measured byradionuclide ventriculography actuallyrepresent ventricular filling rates?, P89
ECT of heart using rotating slant-hole collimatorand two orthogonal camera positions. P61
Effects of insulin, increased work, and anoxia onFDG derived rate constants and Pick metabolicrates, P19
Experimental model of LV aneurysm forvalidation of phase analysis in dog and baboon,P26
External detection of increases in £f-adrenoceptordensity in isolated perfused hearts with 1-125hydroxybenzylpindolol, P19
Flow-dependence of uptake of (1-123-phenyl)-pentadecanoicacid(IP) in the canine heart, PI 2
Fourier analysis of gated blood-pool study duringatrial flutter, 713
Fourier analysis of multigated blood-pool data inpatients with congenital heart disease, P89
Gated blood-pool studies of cardiac function in ratand marmoset, 728
Heart imaging in diagnosis of pheochromocytomaand assessmentof catecholamine uptake, 1194
Inverse relationship between cardiacaccumulation of 1-131 MIBG and circulatingcatecholamines in suspectedpheochromocytoma, 1127
Left ventricular function under "physiological"
pacing: evaluation by radionuclide angiography,P89
Measurement of blood deslanoside concentrationusing digoxin RIA kit for therapeutic drugmonitoring, PI 15
Measurement of myocardial blood flow in manwith Xe-133 during dypridamole inducedcoronary vasodilation, P75
Measurements of regional tissue and blood-poolradiotracer concentrations from serialtomographic images of heart, 987
Multigated radionuclide studies of artificial heart,P6I
Myocardial perfusion with Rb-82. I.Measurement of extraction fraction and flowwith external detectors, 898
Neonatal rat myocytes in tissue culture as a modelfor study of monovalent cation transport, P86
New correction method for first-pass (FP) flowdetermination and application to calculation ofrégurgitantfraction, P88
Noninvasive quantitalion of regional myocardialglucose utilization rates in man by positron-CTand F-18 deoxyglucose, P89
Nonorthogonal factor analysis in gated cardiacstudies, P62
Optimum Fourier filtering of cardiac data:minimum-error method. 1176
Peak-counts model for measuring regionalmyocardial blood flow with Rb-82, P86
Phaseanalysis in patients with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome with surgically provedaccessory conduction pathways, P27
Postextrasystolic potentiation in dog ventricleusing radionuclidc ventriculography, P62
Radioiodinated (E-1 -lodo-1 -Penten-5-Yl)-triphenylphosphonium iodide: convenientpreparation of attractive myocardial perfusionagent. P43
Radionuclide and hemodynamic assessmentofright ventricular performance in septic shock,P87
Radionuclidc evaluation of left-ventricularfunction in chronic Chagas' cardiomyopathy,
563
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Radionuclidc evaluation of ventricular funclion inpatients with L-transposition of great arteries.P87
Radiopharmacculical design: adrencrgic nervoussystem, P42
Rate-limiting step in myocardial clearance oflabel from 16-iodohcxadccanoicacid (IHDA).PI2
Re: determination of LV volume from first-passkinetics of labeled red cells. 969 (le)
Re: determination of LV volume from first-passkinetics of labeled red cells, 969 (le)
SPECTrum of TI-201 imaging in CAD. 854Tc-99m PPi in ischemie and infarcted dog
myocardium in early stages of acute coronaryocclusion: histochcmical and tissue-countingcomparisons, 485
Tomoscintigraphic assessment of myocardialmetabolic helcrogcnity, 285
Validation of E-18-3-deoxy-3-fluoro-D-glucosc(3FDG) as agent for measurement of glucosetransport by PET, P52
Viability and necrosis of rcpcrfused myocardiumfollowing thrombolysis using dual intracoronaryinjection of TI-201 and Tc-99m-pyrophosphatc,P4
llepatobiliary imagingAbnormal gallbladder emptying in response to
cholccystokinin (OP-CCK) in patients withacalculus gallbladder disease, P8
Association of biliary cholesterol crystals andgallbladder ejection fraction, P8
Comparative evaluation of Tc-99m mcbrofeninand Tc-99m pyridoxyl-5-methyïtryptophaninrats, PIO
Differentiation of obstructive from nonobstructivcjaundice by dcconvolutional analysis ofhcpalobiliary scans, P30
"Dilated cystic duct sign": potential cause of
false-negative cholescintigraphy, P97Direct measurement of extraction efficiencies and
mean transit times of hepatobiliary aents in theperfused rat liver, PI26
Evaluation of dynamic SPECT in thehepatobiliary scintigraphy, P99
Filling, postcholccystokinin emptying, andrefilling of normal gallbladder: effects of twodifferent doses of CCK on refilling, 666
Ga-68 BP-IDA for positron imaging ofhepalobiliary function. 593
Hepatobiliary imaging in papillary stenosis, P8Hepatobiliary imaging: pyelourcterectasis, 450
(le)Hcpalobiliary scintigraphy and function test with
Tc-99m-jV-pyridoxyl-5-mcthyltryptophan(Tc-99m-PMT), PIOO
Hepatobiliary scintigraphy and scintiangiographyin trauma, P8
Influence of scan and pathological criteria onspecificity of cholescintigraphy, P8
Influence of scan and pathologic criteria onspecificity of cholescintigraphy, 876
Quantitative analysis of liver function inpercutaneous transhcpatic drainage patients,P30
Quantitative biliary dynamics: introduction ofnew noninvasive scintigraphic technique, 217
Re: Tc-99m IDA cholescintigraphy in acutepancreatitis, 747 (le)
Re: Tc-99m IDA cholescintigraphy in acutepancreatitis (reply), 748 (le)
Sensitivity of hepatobiliary imaging and liberaland strict criteria real-time ultrasonography indetection of acute cholecystitis, P94
Simplified scinligraphic technique for establishingdose response curve of cholecystokinetic agent,P39
Structurc-distribution-relationship approachleading to development of Tc-99m mebrofenin:improved cholescimigraphic agent, 423
Uptake of Tc-99m di-isopropyl iminodiacctic acidby hcpatocellular carcinoma, 1119
High-performance liquid chromalography (HPLC'I
Production in high yield of A"-(4-["C]methyl)-
imipraminc, 1185High-pressure liquid chromatography
HPLC analysis of Tc-99m(Sn)-pyridoxylidcncaminates and Tc-99m(SnHv-pyridoxylaminates: its chemical and biologicalimplications, PI27
Preparative control. HPLC analysis, and in vivoevaluation of components of a tcchnctium-MDPradiopharmaccutical mixture, P23
Hormones, replacement studiesEffect of hypophyscctomy and hormonal
replacement on the uptake of Tc-99m MDP inthe metaphysis and shaft of the rat femur, 224
Hotelling transformAutomatic filtering and histograms reconstruction
of renal sequences with hotelling transform,P94
"Hoi palella"sign"Hot patella" sign: any clinical significance?, 312
HydronephrosisRcnography in pediatrie patients. PI 13
HypercholcsterolemiaExercise radionuclidc angiography with phase
analysis in children with familialhypcrcholestcrolemia, P32
HyperparathyroidismNew perspectives in localizing enlarged
parathyroids by tcchnetium-thalliumsubtraction scan, 438
HypertensionDifferential renal function in diagnosis of
renovascular hypertension and followup ofballoon angioplasty. P129
Effect of mcthyldopa or propranolol on cerebralblood flow in hypertensive patients, PI 30
Exercise renogram. New approach documentsrenal involvement in systemic hypertension, 104
Re: exercise renogram. New approach documentsrenal imvolvemcnt in systemic hypertension.859 (le)
Re: exercise renogram. New approach documentsrenal involvement in systemic hypertension(reply), 859 (Ic)
Unmasking of asymmetrical renal perfusion afterexercise in unilateral renovascular hypertension,448 (le)
HyperlhyroidismSensitive RIA for detection of serum thyrotropin
in healthy subjects and patients with suppressedpituitary function, PI 14
llypophysectomyEffect of hypophysectomy and hormonal
replacement on the uptake of Tc-99m MDP inthe metaphysis and shaft of the rat femur, 224
HypoproleinemiaDiffuse abdominal uptake of Ga-67 citrate in
patient with hypoproteinemia, 508Hypothyroidism
Primary hypolhyroidism caused by TSH-reccptors antibodies: diagnosis by thyroiduptake and radioreceptor assay of TSH, P65
Hysterosalpingography. radionuclideRadionuclidc hysterosalpingography: promising
new technique for evaluation of fallopian tubepatency, P38
Image processingDirect determination of relative renal blood flow
using the Tc-99m DTPA renogram, P80Image reconstruction
Image improvement and design optimization oftime-of-flight PET, 52
Timc-of-flight positron emission tomography:status relative to conventional PET, 73
ImagingComparison of interpolating methods for image
resampling, P66Imaging techniques for advanced data evaluation
in NMR-tomography, PI09Radionuclidc image minification can compensate
for coarse digitization, 1046
Imntunoassay, nonisolopieImmunoassay—isthere future role for nuclear
medicine?, 952Immunoscintigraph)
Optimization of dual isotope imaging techniquesin immunoscintigraphy, PI5
Impedance plethysmographyCinematic display of organ motion during
respiration with impedance plethysmography,P34
Indium-IllAccumulation of In1" labelled thrombocytcs in
left ventricular and aortic ancurysms. P73Altered gastric emptying during radiation-
induced vomiting, P56Cell kinetics ln-111 PMN leukocytes in
experimental abdominal abscesses in rabbits.PI02
Cell labeling: radiation dose and effects, 637Clinical evaluation of ln-111 monoclonal anti-
melanoma antibodies (111 in-anti mei) fortumor scanning. PI 5
Comparison of ln-111 acctylacctone labeledgranulocytes, Ga-67 citrate, and 3-phasc MDPskeletal imaging in complicated osteomyelitis,P64
Comparisonof ln-111 and I-125 as labels formonoclonal antibody ( MoAb) to a human highmolecular weight melanoma associated antigen,P3I
Comparison of In-Ill labeled Kab and whole In-111 anti-CEA monoclonal antibody (MoAb) innormal mouse: human colon tumor models, P77
Distribution of candida albicati* in mice, P102Effect of tumor size, CEA production and
secretion of the distribution of In-Ill and I-125monoclonal antitumor antibodies in animalmodels, P77
In-Ill chelatc conjugates of transfcrrin for tumorimaging, P32
Intraccllular distribution of radionuclides andturnover of Cr-51. In-111, and Tc-99m-labelcdRBC in dogs, P26
In vivo binding of In-111 labeled monoclonalantibody (MoAb) toa human high molecularweight melanoma-associated antigen (HMW-MAA), P78
Labeling with ln-111 has detrimental effects onhuman lymphocytes, 615
Quantitative measurement of intravascularthrombus size with In-111 platelet scintigraphy.P73
Ticlopidinc fails to inhibit platelet deposition ondacron prosthetic surfaces in man, P73
Use of specific antibody for rapid clearance ofcirculating blood background from radiolabclcdtumor imaging proteins. P3I
Indium-l 11 anli < I Vmonoclonal antibodiesEffect of tumor viability, antibody specificity and
choice of determinant on ln-111 anti-ceamonoclonal antibody distribution in tumor-bearing mice, PI 10
Indium-Ill chlorideDiagnosis of pulmonary edema by In-Ill chloride
lung-heart imaging. P70ln-111 chloride imaging in patients with suspected
abscesses, P64ln-111 chloride imaging in patients with suspected
abscesses, 1114In-111 chloride imaging in the detection of
osteomyelitis, P72Indium-l11 DTPA
Baricity of local anesthesia evaluated with ln-111DTPA, PI06
Comparison of three methods for DTPAconjugation to antibody, P31
Indium-l 11 granulocytesln-111 granulocytc scanning and quantitative
fecal excretion in assessment of inflammatorybowel disease, P79
Indium-l 11 hydroxide colloidRe: cardiac lymphoscintigraphy following closed-
chest catheter injection of radiolabclcd colloidinto myocardium of dogs, 369 (le)
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Indium-Ill leukocytesBone imaging in infection!»:artefacts from
spectral overlap between a Tc-99m tracer andIn-Ill leukocytes, 589
Correlation of In-l 11-leukocytc and Ga-67scintigraphy with TCT, ultrasonography andplane radiography in diagnosis of focalinfection, P38
Diagnosis of upper abdominal infections by In-111 leukocytes with Tc-99m colloid subtraction
technique, 212Early In-l 11 leukocyte has a low sensitivity for
detecting occult infection, P64Effect of pH on indium labeling of leukocyte
preparations: oxinc vs tropolonc, P10IEvaluation of acute pulmonary oxygen toxicity by
In-l 11 leukocytes, P70Improved technique for In-l 11 labeling of
aulologous leukocytes: in vitro and in vivoobservations. PI01
In-Ill leukocyte imaging: false-positive study dueto acute gastrointestinal bleeding. 803
I n-111 leukocyte imaging: review of 1.178 studies,PIOI
In-l 11 leukocytes scintigraphy for detection ofperitoneal catheter tunnel infections. P63
Prospective In-l 11 WBC scan vs Tc-99m-MDP-Ga-67 scan for low-grade osteomyelitis. Finalreport. P72
Use of In-Ill white blood cells in investigation ofacute pancreatitis. P79
Value of In-l 11 WBC scanning in inflammatorybowel disease in childhood, P32
Variation of In-l 11 white blood cell scan patterns,PI03
Indium-Ill lymphocytesEffect of cyclosporin-A on migration of In-l 11
lymphocytes, PI00Labeling with In-Ill has detrimental effects on
human lymphocytes, 615Indium-111 macrophages
Distribution studies of In-l 11 macrophages intumor-bearing rats, PI 11
Indium-Ill monoclonal antibodiesPreparation of In-l 11 monoclonal antibody to
high-molccular-wcight melanoma associatedantigen: comparative study using the cyclicanhydride of DTPA (CA) vs. the mixedanhydride of DTPA (MA) for antibodychclalion, PI 25
Indium-HI NTATumor-imaging potential of liposomes loaded with
In-l 11-NTA: biodistribution in mice, 45Indium-Ill oxine
Biodistribution and survival of human plateletslabeled in buffered media and plasma, P73
Effect of pH on indium labeling of leukocytepreparations: oxinc vs tropolonc, PI 01
Lymphocyte kinetic studies with In-l 11 oxinc
labeled lymphocytes in malignant lymphoma.P7
Re: In-l 11 tropolonc versus oxinc, 367 (le)Re: In-l 11 tropolone versus oxine (reply). 368 (le)
Indium-Ill plateletsDetection of acute coronary thrombosis in
patients with use of In-Ill labeled platelets.
P59Diagnosis of early pancreas transplant rejection
with In-l 11 oxine labeled platelets, P55Diagnostic accuracy of In-Ill platelet
scintigraphy in diagnosis of acute deep veinthrombosis, P60
Evaluation of platelet deposition at site ofcoronary angioplasty using In-Ill labeledplatelets, P60
In-11 I -platelet clearance, scintigraphy anddistribution studies in experimental and clinicalimmune thrombocytopenia, P74
Natural history of platelet deposition on dacronaortic bifurcation grafts in the first yearfollowing implantation in man, P73
Noninvasive detection of coronary thrombi withIn-l II platelets, 130
Preliminary evaluation of In-l 11 platelet
scintigraphy in patients undergoing peripheralpercutaneous transluminal angioplasty, P89
Quantification of platelet turnover in normalanimals with In-l 11-labeled platelets, P26
Scintigraphic demonstration in patients of effectof aspirin on platelet deposition at sites oftransluminal angioplasly, P60
Simple, closed system for labeling human plateletswith In-Ill oxinc, PIOI
Use of indium labeled platelets to monitor plateletdeposition on vascular grafts, P60
Indium-Ill ImpollinaleImaging of inflammation with In-111 tropolonatc
labeled leukocytes, 39Rapid detection of intra abdominal abscesses
using In-l 11 tropolonale labelled leucocytes, P6Indium-Ill tropolonc
Biodistribution and survival of human plateletslabeled in buffered media and plasma, P73
Effect of pH on indium labeling of leukocytepreparations: oxinc vs tropolone, PIOI
Rapid in vitro labelling of polymorphonuclcarleukocytes with In-l 11-tropolone, P7
Re: In-111 tropolone versus oxine, 367 (le)Re: In-111 tropolone versus oxine (reply), 368 (le)
lndium-113m DTPAValidation of corrections for errors in collimution
during measurement of gastric emptying ofnuclidc-labclcd meals, 187
liiilinni-115mNew Cd-115 --•In-l 15m radionuclidc generator,
349Inflammatory bowel disease
In-111 granulocylc scanning and quantitativefecal excretion in assessmentof inflammatorybowel disease, P79
Value of In-l 11 WBC scanning in inflammatorybowel disease in childhood, P32
Insulin receptors"Imaging" of insulin interaction with its receptors
in normal rats and humans, P66Interferon
RIA of human leukocyte intcrferon, P34Intestinal transit time
Effect of mctoclopramidc and morphine on smallintestinal transit time in normal subjects, P57
Small bowel transit times studied with radioactivemarkers: methodology, P56
IntestinesScintigraphic method for assessmentof
ini r,i [iinim.il volume and motility of isolatedintestinal segments, 571
Small bowel transit times studied with radioactivemarkers: methodology, P56
Intrahepatic lithiasisRetention ratio image: parametric image for
detecting intrahcpatic lithiasis. P30Intratenous coronary thrombolysis
Two-dose intravenous TI-201 administration andquantitative analysis ¡nIV thrombolysis inpatients. P4
lodine-123
Collimator choice for differential uptakemeasurements using SPECT imaging with I-
123, P75Comparison of cardiac (C-14)-palmiticacid (CP)
and (1-123-phcnyl)-pentadecanoic acid (IP)oxidation, PI 18
Comparison of physical characteristics of 1-131and 1-123, with respect to differentiatingrelative activity in kidneys, 683
Dosimetry of N-isopropyl 1-123 p-iodoamphetamine, P49
Hepatic uptake and fate of 1-123- or C-14-fattyacids in cthanol-fcd mice. P100
Influence of measurement technique and 1-124contamination on 1-123 thyroid uptakedeterminations. P104
I-I23 yields from 800-MeV proton irradiation ofCsCI target, P24
Myocardial uptake of radioiodinatcd p-iodophcnylbcnzyldimcthylammonium bromide:comparison to Tl-201. P43
On behalf of 1-123 fatty acids for myocardial
metabolic imaging (reply), 546
Ovarian cancer: diagnosis using 1-123 monoclonalantibody in comparison with surgical findings,P15
Performance of col Iimator s used for tomographicimaging of 1-123 contaminated with 1-124,1065
Radiation dose estimates to human fetal thyroidat various stages of development, P95
Radiohalodcstannylalion: labeling of substitutedtrialkylstannylarenes and ethylencs, P116
Radioiodinated (E-1 -Iodo-1 -Penten-5-Yl)-triphcnylphosphonium iodide: convenientpreparation of attractive myocardial perfusionagent, P43
Rate-limiting step in myocardial clearance oflabel from 16-iodohexadecanoicacid (IHDA),P12
Re: thyroid uptake measurements with 1-123:problems and pitfalls, 642 (le)
Re: thyroid uptake measurements with 1-123:problems and pitfalls (reply), 643 (le)
lodine-123 AMP1-123 A'-isopropyl amphetamine (I-123 AMP)
SPECT in epilepsy and cerebral ischemia, P108Iodine-123 DIT
Would 1-123 di-iodotyrosine provide harmless
deiodination test?, 1135Iodine-123 H A
Myocardial imaging and metabolic studies with[17-l23l)iodohcptadecanoicacid in patients
with idiopathic congestive cardiomyopathy, 22lodine-123 HDA
Tomoscintigraphic assessmentof myocardialmetabolic heterogenity, 285
lodine-123 heptadecanoic acidFast low-temperature ultrasonic preparation,
purification and clinical applications ofoi-l-123-hcptadecanoicacid, PI 18
Free fatty acid scintigraphy in patients withsuccessful thrombolysis after acute Ml, P5
Myocardial metabolic studies in patients withcardiomyopathy, P20
lodine-123 HIPDMBiodistribution in humans and radiation dose
calculations for bruin perfusion imaging agent1-123 HIPDM. P95
Cerebrovascular disorders using brain imagingagent. (I-I23)HIPI)M. and SPECT, P5
Lung distribution and kinetics of 1-123 HIPDM:potential agent for early detection of lungcellular injury, P7I
New brain perfusion imaging agent: [1-123]HlPDM:N,N,N'-trimethyl-N'-I2-hydroxy-3-
methyl-S-iodobcnzyl]-1,3-propanediamine, 66Two cerebral blood flow tracers, N-isopropyl
1-123 p-iodoamphetamincand 1-123 HIPDM,
P6Iodine-12.3 hippurate
Post-transplant renogram offers prognostic dataon long-term graft development, PI 29
Re: exercise renogram. New approach documentsrenal involvement in systemic hypertension(reply), 859 (le)
lodine-123 IMPBiodistribution and dosimctry of N-isopropyl-/)-
[I23l]iodoamphetamine in the primate, 922
Direct evaluation of interrelationships of localcerebral blood flow, glucose metabolism, andprotein synthesis using simultaneous multipleradionuclidc autoradiography, P69
N-lsopropyl 1-123 /»-iodoamphetamine:arterial
injections, P106Pulmonary extraction of N-isopropyl-/)-l-123-
amphetamine (IMP) measured by multipleindicator dilution technique, P7]
Iodine-123 insulin"Imaging" of insulin interaction with its receptors
in normal rats and humans, P66lodine-123 iodoamphelamine
Differential diagnosis of dementia with "pure"
I-123 ¡odoamphetamineand a clinical camera,P106
First-pass extraction of yV-isopropyl-I-123 pamphetamine by the human lung determined bya dual-isotope dilution technique. PI 14
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Sizing of perfusion defects using N-isopropyl1-123 p-iodoamphetamine brain scans in acute
stroke, P6Some observations on eye uptake of N-isopropyl
I-123 p-iodoamphetamine: relationship tomelanin production, PI 17
Two cerebral blood flow tracers, N-isopropylI-123 p-iodoamphetamine and I-123 HI RDM, P6
Iodine-123 iodobenzylguanidineSynthesis of I-131 - and I-123-meta-
iodobenzylguanidine for diagnosis andtreatment of pheochromocytoma, PI 18
Iodine-123IPPNew rapid, regiospccific synthesis of ml-labeled
15-(p-iodophenyl)pentadecanoic acid, P43Iodine-123 isopropyliodoamphetamine
Cerebral blood-now tomography: Xe-133compared with isopropyl-amphetamine-I-123,17
Iodine-123 myocardiumOn behalf of I-123 fatty acids for myocardial
metabolic imaging, 545 (le)Iodine-I23(phenyl) penladecanoicacid
Clearance-patterns of 15(p-T-123 phenyl-)-pentadecanoic acid (IP) in patients with CADafter bicycle exercise, PI 3
Flow-dependence of uptake of (I-123-phenyl)-pentadecanoic acid( 1P) in the canine heart, P12
Quantitative tomographic imaging evaluation ofmyocardial clearance of I-123 phenylpentadecanoic acid in acute myocardialinfarction, PI2
Iodine-124Influence of measurement technique and I-124
contamination on 1-123 thyroid uptakedeterminations, P104
Performance of collimators used for tomographicimaging of I-123 contaminated with I-124,1065
Preliminary clinical studies using prototypemultiwire proportional chamber positroncamera, PI03
Iodine-125Comparison of In-111 and 1-125 as labels for
monoclonal antibody (MoAb) to a human highmolecular weight melanoma associated antigen,P31
Comparison of the transport of 42K+, "Na*,20iT|+ & 9«mTc-DMPEusing human RBCs,
P28External imaging of human atherosclerosis. 154Myocardial uptake of radioiodinatcd p-
iodophcnylbenzyldimethylammonium bromide:comparison to TI-201, P43
Properties of A'-mcthyl derivative of 3-
quinuclidinyl 4-iodobenzilatc, PI 16Radiation dose estimates to human fetal thyroid
at various stages of development, P95Radiohalodcstannylation: labeling of substituted
trialkylstannylarenes and ethylenes, PI 16Radioiodinatcd estrogens: preparation and
evaluation of 17 «-iodovinyl and iodothienylcstradiols, PI 16
RIA of human leukocyte interferon, P34ROC-analysis of single or combined CEA and
TPA determination in a wide spectrum ofcancer patients. PI 12
Synthesis and biodistribution of radioiodinatcd 5-¡odonicotine,PI 16
Iodine-125 estradiciProperties of 1-125 labeled II-
|3-methoxy-17-o>iodovinyl estradici (IMOX),P49
Iodine-125 hydroxybenzylpindololExternal detection of increases in (3-adrenoccptor
density in isolated perfused hearts with 1-125
hydroxybenzylpindolol, P19Iodine-125 iodobenzolhydrazide
l-125-m-iodobenzoyl hydrazide: radiolabelingmoiety for carbonyl-containing biomolecules,PII7
lodine-125 iodohexadecanoicacid (IHDA)Rate-limiting step in myocardial clearance of
label from 16-iodohcxadecanoicacid (IHDA),
P12
lodine-125-5-iodonicotineSynthesis and biodistribution of radioiodinatcd 5-
iodonicotine, PI 16Iodine-125 iodooctadecanoic
Synthesis and evaluation of 18-['25I]iodo-17-
octadecenoic acid, PI 17lodine-125 monoclonalantibodies
Radioimmunolocalization of human mammarytumor transplants using monoclonal antibodies.PI09
lodine-125 tellura-octadecanoicacidEffect of tellurium position on the myocardial
uptake of l8-[l25l]-iodo-n-tellura-l7-
octadecenoic acid analogs, PI 18lodine-125 Iransferin
Changes in uptake of Ga-67 and l-125-transferrin
by malignant transformation of hamsterembryo cells, P31
lodine-131Applying radioactive eraser: I-I3I to ablate
normal thyroid tissue in patients from whomthyroid cancer has been resected, 743
Comparison of physical characteristics of I-131and 1-123, with respect to differentiatingrelative activity in kidneys, 683
Comparison of the transport of 42K+, 22Na+,201TÕ+& 99mTc-DMPE using human RBCs,
P28Dosimetry of anti-colon carcinoma monoclonal
antibody F(ab'h fragments in humans, P49
Is immunoscintigraphy using radioiodinatedmonoclonal antibodies useful to cancerdiagnosis?, PI 4
Noncorrclation of thyroglobulin levels with 2 andlOmCi I-13I scans in the follow-up of thyroid
cancer patients, P97Radiation dose estimates to human fetal thyroid
at various stages of development, P95Radionuclidc kinetics in MIRD dosecalculations,
621Re: thyroid uptake measurements with 1-123:
problems and pitfalls, 642 (le)Small bowel transit times studied with radioactive
markers: methodology. P56Toxic nodular goiter in cats: evaluation by nuclear
medicine, CT, and N MR, P25Well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma: diagnosis,
treatment and followup in patients with lungmetastasis, P97
lodine-131 cholesterolRe: In-l 11 tropolone versus oxine (reply),
368 (le)lodine-131 FAB
Localization and therapy of melanoma with 1-131(anti-p97)Fab, PI4
lodine-131 iodobenzylguanidineDevelopment of kit-form analogs QE meta-
iodobenzylguanidine, PI 17Mechanisms of uptake and retention of meta-
iodobenzylguanidine in adrenal medulla, PI 17Synthesis of I-131 - and I-123-meta-
iodobenzylguanidine for diagnosis andtreatment of pheochromocytoma, PI 18
lodine-131 iodocholesterol[I3ll]lodocholesterol scintiscan and rare
"functional" black adenoma of adrenal cortex,
505lodine-131 iodoheptadecanoicaeid IHA)
Effect of doxorubicin on [oj-l-l3l]hcpladecanoic
acid myocardial scintigraphy andechocardiography in dogs, 1012
lodine-131 iodomelhylnorcholesterolAdrenal scintigraphy with I-131 -6-bcta-
¡odomethyl-19-norcholcsterol in primary
aldosteronism, P55Scintigraphic localization of abnormal adrenals in
primary aldosteronism, P55lodine-131 Ml!».
Inverse relationship between cardiacaccumulation of 1-131 MIBG and circulatingcatecholamines in suspectedpheochromocytoma, 1127
lodine-131 MIBGDosimetry of 1-131 labeled
metaiodobenzylguanidinc in treatment ofmalignant pheochromocytomas, P49
1-131 MIBG uptake reflects integrity ofsympathetic innervation, P55
Intrathoracic pheochromocytomas concentrateTl-201 chloride and I-13I-MIBG, P54
Normal and abnormal distribution ofadrenomedullary imaging agent 1-131 MIBG inman: evaluation by scintigraphy, 672
Sensitivity and specificity of m-iodobenzylguanidinc scintigraphy for thedetection of pheochromocytoma, P54
lodine-131 monoclonalantibodiesImaging of melanoma with 1-131 monoclonal
antibodies, 123lodine-131 rosebengal
Comparison of Tc-99m-PI PI DA with 1-131 rosebcngal in diagnosis of biliary atrcsia in neonatewith direct reacting hyperbilirubincmia, PI 13
lodoamphetamineEffect of carrier amphetamine and Kl on the
biodistribution of iodoamphetaminc. PI 18lron-52
Preliminary clinical studies using prototypemultiwire proportional chamber positroncamera, P103
Radiation absorbed doses from iron-52, iron-55,and iron-59 to study ferrokinctics, 339
Iron-55Radiation absorbed doses from iron-52, iron-55,
and iron-59 to study ferrokinetics, 339Iron-59
Radiation absorbed doses from iron-52, iron-55,and iron-59 to study ferrokinetics, 339
Iron-59 DTPAIron storage in patients with iron excess using
diethylcnetriaminc pcnta-acetic acid (DTPA),
P7Iron excess
Iron storage in patients with iron excess usingdiethylenctriaminc pcnta-acetic acid (DTPA),P7
IschemiaAlternative approach to single-scan determination
of cerebral glucose metabolic rate using 2-fluorodcoxyglucosc (2-FDG) with particularapplication to ischemia, P69
Radionuclidc analysis of peak filling rates duringpacing-induced ischemia, P87
IschiopuhicsynchondrosisNormal anatomic variant: scintigraphy of the
ischiopubic synchondrosis, 14Isomerie transitions
Paniculate radiations emitted during electroncapture and isomerie transitions, 1192
JaundiceDifferentiation of obstructive from nonobslructivc
jaundice by dcconvolutional analysis ofhcpatobiliary scans, P30
Jugular paragangliomaDiagnosis of jugular paraganglioma by
radionuclideangiography, 1005Kidney
See also Glomerular filtration rate; Renal arterystenosis: Renal function; Renal hypertension;Renal ischemia; Renal perfusion
Automatic filtering and histograms reconstructionof renal sequenceswith hotclling transform,P94
Clinical evaluation of Tc-99m-N,N'-bis( mercaptoacctyl )-2,3-diaminopropanoatc(component A) (Tc-99m-CGvDADS-A) as areplacement for 1-131-hippuran, P80
Clinical studies of renal function during colicattack induced by urolithiasis, PI 29
Comparison of physical characteristics of I-I3Iand 1-123, with respect to differentiatingrelative activity in kidneys, 683
Computer-quantitated renal uptake vs. plasmaclearance of Tc-99m DTPA in rats with andwithout glomcrular damage. P80
Delayed renal localization of Ga-67, 894Delayed renal localization of Ga-67, PI 6
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Differential renal function in diagnosis ofrcnovascular hypertension and followup ofballoon angioplasty, PI29
Direct determination of relative renal blood flowusing the Tc-99m DTPA rcnogram, P80
DMSA renal uptake: sensitive and specificmarker of ncphron function?, PI 29
Evaluation of 16 new Tc-99m compounds forrenal tubular excretion studies, P80
Exercise rcnogram. New approach documentsrenal involvement in systemic hypertension, 104
Failure of Ga-67 scintigraphy to identify reliablynuninfcctious interstitial nephritis, 568
"Imaging" of insulin interaction with its receptors
in normal rats and humans, P66Mammalian predictive model of renal obstruction
using Tc-99m DMSA, PI30Measurement of differential renal function using
Tc-99m glucoheptonate, PI5New 99m-Tc(V)DMSA tumor imaging
radiopharmaceuticals, with distinctive behaviorfrom renal 99m-Tc-DMSA, P126
Obstructive ncphropathy: comparison ofparenchyma! transit time index and fruscmidediuresis. PI6
Partial urclcropclvic junction obstruction:comparison of percutaneous antegradepyelography and diuretic renal scintigraphy.P22
Quality control of Tc-99m DTPA formeasurement of glomcrular filtration, 722
Re: exercise renogram. New approach documentsrenal imvolvcment in systemic hypertension,859 (le)
Re: exercise rcnogram. New approach documentsrenal involvement in systemic hypertension(reply), 859 (le)
Renal uptake of Tc-99m DMSA to assessrenalischemia and prctreatmcnt drug effects. PI6
Rcnography in pediatrie patients, PI 13Split renal function testing using 99m-Tc-DTPA:
rapid technique for determining differentia!glomcrular filtration. P80
Tc-99m DTPA transmit time as an index ofproximal tubular function. PI6
Thyroid function in hemodialysis patients, P65Unusual distribution of gallium in kidney, gut.
and skeleton associated with hcpatoccllulardisease and no renal pathology, P130
Kidnr> transplantsEvaluation of 16 new Tc-99m compounds for
renal tubular excretion studies, P80Noninvasive radionuclide scinliphotographic
technique for assessmentof preserved renalallograft viability, PIS
Post-transplant rcnogram offers prognostic dataon long-term graft development, PI 29
Radionuclide detection of cyclosporin Ancphrotoxicily in renal transplant patients,PI 29
KineticsGa-67 and desfcrrioxamine: time and dose effects
on blood clearance and urinary excretion, PI02Kr\pton-Xlm
Assessment of csophageal transit in adults and inchildren by means of Kr-81 m, P98
Dependence of distribution of short-lived tracerson decay. Noncomparlmcntal approach, 543(le)
Dependence of distribution of short-lived tracerson decay. Noncomparlmcntal approach (reply).543 (le)
Patterns of regional ventilation in life-longsmokers and nonsmokers using Kr-81m:comparison with tests of total lung function.PI3
Quantitative evaluation of breathing systems usedwith Kr-8lm generators, 157
KupffiT cellsEffects of autologous rat serum on phagocytosis of
radiocolloids by rat Kupffcr cells in vitro, PI27I :!•>•..ifeter
Lung uptake of Tc-99m-tin colloid in a patientwith Lassa fever, 750 (le)
LesionsCharacteristic pattern of csophageal emptying in
obstructive lesions of the esophagus. P39Solitary lesion in pediatrie bone scanning, 114
Letter from the EditorLetter from the Editor. I
LeukemiaDifferential skeletal uptake of Tc-99m
pyrophosphatc and méthylènediphosphonate inleukemia, 799
Leukocytes, labeledEarly In-111 leukocyte has a low sensitivity for
detecting occult infection. P64Imaging of inflammation with In-! 11 tropolonatc
labeled leukocytes, 39Rapid detection of intra abdominal abscesses
using ln-111 tropolonatc labelled leucocytes, P6Rapid in vitro labelling of polymorphonuclear
leukocytes with ln-11 l-tropolone, P71 igands. diaminodithiol
Synthesis and characterization of neutraloxotcchnetium-(V)diaminodithiol complex. PIO
Lipophilic cationsHeart uptake of lipophilic cations: relationship to
membrane potential, P86Liposomes
Tumor-imaging potential of liposomes loaded withIn-111-NTA: biodistribution in mice, 45
LiverCalcification of hepatic métastases,P85Clinical experience with Tc-99m MAA hepatic
artery perfusion scintigraphy. P51Clinical significance of pulmonary Tc-99m MAA
following radionuclide hepatic artery perfusion,P51
Comparison of SPECT with planar scintigraphyand transmission computed tomography in focalhepatic disease. P37
Comparison of Tc-99m-PIPIDA with 1-131 rose
bcngal in diagnosis of biliary atresia in neonatewith direct reacting hypcrbilirubinemia, PI 13
Detection of massesin subphrcnic space. P37Direct measurement of extraction efficiencies and
mean transit limes of hepatobiliary acnts in ihcperfused ral liver, PI26
Effects of autologous rat serum on phagocytosis ofradiocolloids by rat Kupffer cells in vitro, PI 27
Efficacy of bone and liver scanning in followup ofpatients on adjuvant chemotherapy for breaslcarcinoma, P109
Eleclivc liver ihcrapy with P-32 chromic
phosphate colloid in high risk colon cancer.PillEvalualion of "norial scinligraphy" by intestinal
administration of Tc-99m using endoscopy in
liver cirrhosis. P48Functional imaging of liver transplants, P98Hepatic uptake and fate of 1-123- or C-14-fatly
acids in clhanol-fed mice. P100Hepalobiliary scinligraphy and funclion lesi with
Tc-99m-A'-pyridoxyl-5-mcthyllryptophan(Tc-
99m-PMT), P100"Imaging" of insulin interaction with its receptors
in normal rats and humans, P66Improvement of scimigraphic liver imaging by
SPECT: review of 797 cases, P29London liver phantom. 974 (le)Microeirculation of hcpalic lumors sludicd by
SPECT and inlra-artcrial Tc-99m MAA, P51Mismalchcd scrum vilamin B-l 2 and Schilling
lesi results: incidence and possible causes, PI 14Modified RIA for differential dcteclion of IgM-
anti-HBc, P35Quantilalion of portal blood flow following
portacaval shunting using Tc-99m MAA, P47Quantitative analysis of liver function in
percutaneous transhepalic drainage palicnts.P30
Radionuclide liver perfusion scintigraphy withTc-99m MAA contribution of computer dataprocessing, P109
Radionuclides in invesligation of conjoined twins.479
Re: normal appearance and rcproducibility of
liver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid. 971 (le)
Re: normal appearance and reproducibility ofliver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid (reply), 972(le)
Re: SPECT for assessmcnl of hcpalic lesions: ilsrole in diagnoslic work-up, 746 (le)
Re: SPECT for assessmcnl of hcpalic lesions: ilsrole in diagnostic work-up (reply). 746 (le)
Relenlion ralio image: paramelric image fordeleeling inlrahepalic lilhiasis. P30
Re: uplakc of Tc-99m MAA by ihe liver during alung scan. 747 (le)
Re: uptake of Tc-99m MAA by the liver during a
lung scan (reply), 747 (Ic)Role of bone and liver scans in deleeling
métastasesin patients of nasopharyngealcarcinoma, PI 12
Role of transferrin on Ga-67 uptake by liver, PI 24
Scintigraphic estimation of arterial and portalblood supplies to liver, 1099
Scintiphotosplcnoporlography: method forscanning portal circulation and cstimalingregional hcpalic blood flow. P48
Starch microsphcres and quantitative hepaticarterial perfusion scinligraphy in cancerchemolherapy, P51
Tc-99m-galaclosyl-neoglycoalbumin: in vitro andin vivo receptor properties, P24
Tc-99m propane tclraphosphonatc: newradiopharmaceutical for liver-scanning, PI 28
Tc-99m RBC scanning in Ihe differcnlialdiagnosis of focal liver lesions, P48
Unusual dislribution of gallium in kidney, gut.and skeleton associated with hepatoccllulardisease and no renal pathology, PI 30
Uptake of Tc-99m di-isopropyl iminodiacctic acidby hcpatoccllular carcinoma, 1119
Uptake of Tc-99m MAA by liver duringthromboscintigram/lung scan, 36
Value of selective spleen scinligraphy when liver/spleen image shows equivocal spleen dcfecls,559
Vascular inlrahepalic defecls in SPECT of ihcnormal liver as defined by Tc-99m RBCs andsulfur colloid, P30
Xe-133 iunior blood now and Tc-99m-MAAperfusion scinligraphy in head and neck lumors.PII2
Liver-spleen imagingNormal appearance and reproducibility of liver-
spleen studies with Tc-99m SC and Tc-99m
microalbumin colloid, 8Lung
Abnormal perfusion scan due lo inlralhoracicstomach and colon, 543 (le)
Clinical significance of pulmonary Tc-99m MAAfollowing radionuctidc hepatic artery perfusion.P51
Comparison between sub-micronic aerosol andXe-127 for vcntilalion images. PI 13
Constant infusion of (O-15)-H2Oand singlebreath inhalation of (C-l l)-COforthcdelcrminalion of cxlravascular lung waler byPET, PI21
Dependence of dislribulion of shorl-livcd tracerson decay. Noncompartmenlal approach (reply).543 (le)
Diagnosis of pulmonary edema by In-Ill chloridelung-heart imaging. P70
Diffuse lung uplake of Tc-99m sulfur colloid ininfcclious mononuclcosis, 1083 (le)
Early diagnosis of aduli respiratory distresssyndrome by Tc-99m human serum albuminand portable probe. P70
Evaluation of acule pulmonary oxygen toxicity byIn-Ill leukocyles. P70
Extravasation from venous catheter: seriouscomplication potentially missed by lungimaging, 1023
First-pass exlraction of /V-i.sopropyl-l-l23/>
amphetamine by the human lung delennined bya dual-isolopc dilution technique, PI 14
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SUBJECT INDEX
Ga-67 emission tomography in detection ofsuspected pulmonary lesions, PI 14
GA-67 lung scanning in the evaluation ofpulmonary sarcoid alveolar activity, PI 4
High activity Kr-SIm generator-delivery system
for dynamic pulmonary cinescintigrams, P25Increase in pulmonary epithelial pore dimensions
among smokers documented by diffusionscintiscan, PI4
Lung distribution and kinetics of 1-123 HIPDM:potential agent for early detection of lungcellular injury, P71
Lung uptake of Tc-99m-tin colloid in a patient
with Lassa fever, 750 (le)Metastatic prostatic pulmonary nodules with
normal bone scan, 1026Patterns of regional ventilation in life-long
smokers and nonsmokers using Kr-8lm:comparison with tests of total lung function,P13
Pulmonary extraction of N-isopropyl-p-I-123-
amphetamine (IMP) measured by multipleindicator dilution technique, P71
Pulmonary perfusion "without ventilation", 1149
Quantitation of pulmonary gallium uptake inpatients with interstitial lung disease usingECT, PI 14
Radionuclide angiographie demonstration ofsystemic lung arterialization with arteriovenousfistulas, 228
Rapidly changing appearance of depositedsubmicronic Tc-99m DTPA aerosol in smokers'
lungs, PI 13Regional extravascular lung water (rELW)
determination in edematous dogs by PET, P7IRe: thyroid activity on Tc-99m MAA lung scans,
749 (le)ROC-analysis of single or combined CEA and
TPA determination in a wide spectrum ofcancer patients, PI 12
Synthesis and biodistribution of adenine[C-l 1],
PI 20Tc-99m GHA imaging in lung cancer and benign
lung diseases, 997Tc-SC and Tc-RBC for detecting pulmonary
bleeding: correlation with clinical, surgical andradiographie findings, PI3
Ventilation-perfusion lung scanning in pulmonary
hypertension, PI3Ventilation-perfusion (V/Q) lung studies:
ultilization by referring clinicians, PI 3Well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma: diagnosis,
treatment and followup in patients with lungmetastasis, P97
LymphedemaSoft-tissue uptake of Tc-99m MDP in secondary
scrutai lymphedema, 275 (le)Lymph nodes
Altered uptake of Tc-99m antimony sulfidecolloid by lymph nodes post-irradiation, P95
LymphocytesLabeling with ln-111 has detrimental effects on
human lymphocytes, 615Lymphocytes, labeled
Lymphocyte kinetic studies with In-Ill oxinelabeled lymphocytes in malignant lymphoma,P7
LymphomaHigh dose gallium imaging in the evaluation of
lymphoma, P50Lymphoscintigraphy
Clinical evaluation of dynamiclymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m HSA, P41
Effects of metastatic ( 13762) and non-metastatic
(R3230AC) mammary adenocarcinoma onradiocolloid localization in regional lymphnodes in Fischer 344 rats, P40
Internal mammary lymphoscintigraphy in breastcancer, P40
Qualitative and quantitative upper extremityradionuclide lymphoscintigraphy, P40
Quantitative bipedal lymphoscintigraphy, P40Re: cardiac lymphoscintigraphy following closed-
chest catheter injection of radiolabeled colloidinto myocardium of dogs, 369 (le)
Re: cardiac lymphoscintigraphy following closed-
chest catheter injection of radiolabelcd colloidinto myocardium of dogs (reply), 369 (le)
Re: lymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m dextran,
370 (le)Re: lymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m labeled
dextran (reply), 370 (le)Re: potential for lymphoscintigraphy, 371 (le)Re: potential for lymphoscintigraphy (reply), 371
(le)Magnesium deficiency
Effects of dietary magnesium deficiency on Tl-
201 kinetics and distribution in ratmyocardium, 402
MastocytosisBone and gallium scans in mastocytosis:
correlation with count rates, radiography, andmicroscopy, 586
MelanomasEffect of iodination on in vitro p97 antigen-specific
binding and in vivo tumor localization usingmonoclonal antibody fragments, PI 16
Human melanoma heterotransplants in nudemice: tumor-localization of radiolabelcda-aminoisobutyric acid potential agent forimaging with PET, PI 10
Imaging of melanoma with 1-131 monoclonal
antibodies, 123Localization and therapy of melanoma with 1-131
(anti-p97)Fab, P14Measurement of plasma P-97 levels in melanoma
patients using a new radioassay, P35Preparation of ln-111 monoclonal antibody to
high-molecular-weight melanoma associatedantigen: comparative study using the cyclicanhydride of DTPA (CA) vs. the mixedanhydride of DTPA (MA) for antibodychelation, PI 25
Scanning the lymph shed of melanoma of thoraxusing radiocolloids and macromolecules, PI 11
In MemoriamCharles D. Smith, M.D. (1907-1982), 172
Metabolic rateRe: in vivo methods for measuring regional
glucose metabolic rate, 366 (le)Re: in vivo methods for measuring regional
glucose metabolic rate (reply), 367 (le)Re: in vivo methods for measuring regional
glucose metabolic rate (reply), 367 (le)Metabolism
See also Cerebral metabolism; Fatty acidmetabolism; Glucose metabolism
External measurement of myocardial oxygenextraction with O-15-labeled oxygen, P20
General model for the measurement ofmetabolism with analog tracers, P34
Measurements of regional tissue and blood-pool
radiotracer concentrations from serialtomographic images of heart, 987
Metabolic fate of 1-C-14betamethylheptadecanoic acid and 1- C-14palmitic acid in mice heart and blood, PI 20
On behalf of 1-123 fatty acids for myocardial
metabolic imaging, 545 (le)On behalf of 1-123 fatty acids for myocardial
metabolic imaging (reply), 546Metastasis
Imaging of adrenal cortical carcinoma and itsskeletal metastasis, 710
MelhyldopaEffect of methyldopa or propranolol on cerebral
blood flow in hypertensive patients, PI30Metoclopramide
Effect of metoclopramide and morphine on smallintestinal transit time in normal subjects, P57
MIRD dose estimate report no. 11Radiation absorbed doses from iron-52, iron-55,
and iron-59 to study ferrokinetics, 339
Mitral stenosisMitral stenosis: right and left ventricular volume
assessed by radionuclide ventriculography, P27Model, radiopharmaceulical information
Hierachical transfer of radiopharmaceuticalinformation, PI24
Models, volume, clearancePhenomenological approach to virtual distribution
volume kinetics and clearance estimation, P91Monoclonal antibodies
Absorbed dose calculations for radiolabeled tumorassociated monoclonal antibodies, P95
Clinical evaluation of l n-111 monoclonal anti-melanoma antibodies (111 in-anti mei) for
tumor scanning, PI 5Comparison of In-111 and 1-125 as labels for
monoclonal antibody (MoAb) to a human highmolecular weight melanoma associated antigen.P31
Comparison of In-111 labeled Fab and whole In-111 anti-CEA monoclonal antibody (MoAb) innormal mouse: human colon tumor models, P77
Development of Cu-67 chelate conjugated
monoclonal antibodies forradioimmunotherapy, P30
Dosimetry of anti-colon carcinoma monoclonalantibody F(ab'>2 fragments in humans. P49
Effect of iodination on in vitro p" antigen-specific
binding and in vivo tumor localization usingmonoclonal antibody fragments, PI 16
Effect of tumor size, CEA production andsecretion of the distribution of In-111 and 1-125monoclonal antitumor antibodies in animalmodels, P77
Effect of lumor viability, antibody specificity andchoice of determinant on ln-111 anti-ceamonoclonal antibody distribution in tumor-
bearing mice, PI 10Evaluation of methods for preparation of
radiolabcled monoclonal antibodies. P123F(ab')2 fragments of monoclonal antibodies in
tumor bearing mice, P77Imaging of melanoma with 1-131 monoclonal
antibodies. 123In vivo binding of In-111 labeled monoclonal
antibody (MoAb) toa human high molecularweight melanoma-associated antigen (HMW-
MAA), P78Is immunoscintigraphy using radioiodinated
monoclonal antibodies useful to cancerdiagnosis?. PI 4
Limitations in imaging of human tumorxenografts in nude mice with radiolabeledmonoclonal antibodies, P77
Optimization of dual isotope imaging techniquesin immunoscintigraphy, PI5
Ovarian cancer: diagnosis using 1-123 monoclonal
antibody in comparison with surgical findings,P15
Preparation of ln-111 monoclonal antibody tohigh-molecular-weight melanoma associatedantigen: comparative study using the cyclicanhydride of DTPA (CA) vs. the mixedanhydride of DTPA (MA) for antibodychelation, PI 25
Radioimmunodetection and treatment of humancolon cancer in nude mice using a monoclonalantibody, PI 10
Radioimmunolocalization of human mammarytumor transplants using monoclonal antibodies,P109
Tumor imaging with monoclonal antibodies, 360Tumor localization in rodents using radiolabeled
monoclonal antibodies to isoferritin (FEV-212),
P78Tumor targeting by monoclonal antibodies:
specificity in nude mice bearing antigenicallydistinct tumors, P94
Monoclonal antibodies, hah'i and Fab
Improved radioimaging and tumor localizationwith monoclonal F(ab')z, 316
MononucleosisDiffuse lung uptake of Tc-99m sulfur colloid in
infectious mononucleosis, 1083 (le)Morphine
Effect of metoclopramide and morphine on smallintestinal transit time in normal subjects, P57
Multivariate analysisImproved interpretation of Tc-99m gated
sequentially graded exercise angiographie datausing multivariate analysis, P53
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Munchauscn's syndromeNuclear medical manifestation of Munchauscn's
syndrome, 716Muscarinic receptors
Properties of /V-methyl derivative of 3-quinuclidinyl 4-iodobenzilale, PI 16
MusclesSkeletal scintigraphy in differential diagnosis of
lower extremity pain in athletes, P41Myelin
Evaluation of potential myelin imaging agentsusing simple screening methodology, PI 22
Myelin imaging with PET, P62Synthesis and evaluation of myelin tracer, PI 19
Myocardial imaging agentsNoah's ark experiment. Search for suitable
animal model for cationic Tc-99m myocardialimaging agents, P9
Syntheses and characterization of [99m-I tuliiipi-11T. potential myocardial imaging
agent, P9Myocardial infarction
Cardiac NMR imaging correlated with TI-201SPECT for visualization of heart chambers,ventricular wall motion and Ml, P46
Clinical utility of two-site immunoradiomctricassay for creatine kinase-MB in detection ofpcriopcralivc myocardial infarction, 703
Comparison of infarcìidentification with Tc-99mPPi and staining with triphenyl letrazoliumchloride, 492
Comparison of methods for CK-MR detection insuspected acute Ml, P35
Contribution of atrial contraction to leftventricular filling in patients with CAD, P28
Creatine kinasc-MB immunoradiometric assay todiagnose MI following aortocoronary bypasssurgery, P35
Detailed assessment of regional wall motion inacute ii.niMiiiir.il Ml: frequent spontaneousimprovement and discordance from global leftventricular function, P67
Detection and quantilation of remote Ml bytomographic exercise-redistribution Tl-201scintigraphy, P36
Detection of acute coronary thrombosis inpatients with use of In-111 labeled platelets.P59
Differential registration of two types ofradionuclides on macroautoradiograms forstudying coronary circulation, 693
Evaluation of nontransmural Ml by Tl-201SPECT, PI8
Free fatty acid scintigraphy in patients withsuccessful thrombolysis after acute Ml, P5
Functional recovery of LVEF and RVEFfollowing streptokinase repcrfusion: relation totiming and impacts of LAD/RCA reopening.P4
High risk subgroup of inferior MI: importance ofanterior wall motion and right ventricularfunction. P68
Limitations of count-based REF as a means ofassessing regional left ventricular function intransmurai MI, PI 7
Planar versus tomographic imaging with Tc-99mPPi for detection of acute MI in patients, P38
Quantitation of myocardial necrosis with Tc-99m-monoclonal antimyosin Fab and SPECT,P37
Quantitative tomographic imaging evaluation ofmyocardial clearance of 1-123phenylpcmadccanoic acid in acute myocardialinfarction, PI2
Re: attenuation compensation in single-photonemission tomography: comparative evaluation(reply). 644 (le)
Right bundle branch block in acute transmuralanterior Ml: relationship of prognosis to degreeof ventricular dysfunction, P68
Role of preload reserve during dynamic exercisein patients with Ml. P54
Scintigraphic detection of ventricular ancurysmwith Tl-201, 34
Significance of estimating redistribution ofpulmonary perfusion in CAD, P90
Tomoscintigraphic assessment of myocardialmetabolic hetcrogenity, 285
Two-dose intravenous Tl-201 administration andquantitative analysis in IV thrombolysis inpatients. P4
Myocardial ischemiaCritical assessment of first harmonic Fourier
phase analysis for detecting CAD during atrialpacing, P88
Detection and localisation of single vesselcoronary disease: biplanar exercise radionuclidevenlriculography or Tl-201 myocardialimaging?, P36
Detection and quantilation of remote Ml bytomographic exercise-redistribution Tl-201scintigraphy, P36
Funclional imaging of Tl-201 rcdislribution. P45Noninvasive evalualion of regional myocardial
fally acid metabolism in man with C-I Ipalmitic acid and positron-CT, PI 2
Nonuniform washout of Tl-201 (wilhin normalrange): crilerion for improved deieclion ofsingle vessel CAD, P46
Pallern of myocardial perfusion al rest in patientswilh unstable angina pcctoris. P68
Positron-CT for evaluation of myocardialmetabolism after repcrfusion in chronic dogs,P4
Quantitation of Tl-201 myocardial perfusiondefect size by SPECT. P29
Rcsloration of myocardial perfusion andmetabolism with PET after coronarythrombolysis, P5
Scintigraphic quanlitation of myocardialischemia, PI9
Significance of collateral circulation on localmyocardial perfusion in canine heart model:implications for investigation of myocardialperfusion imaging agents, P85
Tl-201 kinetics shortly after termination ofexercise: implications for quamilativc analysis,P46
Myocardial perfusionComparison of positron-emitting myocardial
perfusion agents. PI 19New technique for direct comparison of
myocardial perfusion, mechanical function, andnecrosis by simultaneous display of registeredand color-coded gated Tl-201, blood pool, andTc-99m PPi images, P93
Quantitation of Tl-201 myocardial perfusiondefect size by SPECT. P29
Sequential myocardial perfusion planar imagingwith Rb-82 rcflecling acule changes in bloodnow. P85
MyocardiumSee also HeartAssessment of ("Fjfluorodeoxyglucose kinetic
model in calculations of myocardial glucosemetabolism during ischemia. 1060
Autoradiographic studies of labeled fatty acidanalogs as potcnlial myocardial imaging agents.PI 25
C-l 1 ligand binding to adrcnergic and muscarinicreceptors of the human heart studied in vivo byPET. P20
Comparative tomographic imaging performanceof hybrid coded-aperature/parallel-plaleslationary collimator and Totaling camera. P25
Comparison of cardiac (C-14)-palmilicacid (CP)and(l-123-phenyl)-penladecanoicacid (IP)oxidation, PUS
Comparison of positron-emitting myocardialperfusion agents, PI 19
Comparison of predischarge exercise lesiing. Tl-201 scinligraphy and coronary angiography foridentifying post-infarction patients at risk forfuture cardiac events, P36
Comprehensive method for 4-dimensionalquantification of rotational Tl-201 myocardialtomograms, P34
Determination of left venlricular mass usingSPECT. P86
Diagnoslic value of image processing inmyocardial scintigraphy, 768
Effect of tellurium posilion on the myocardialuptake of 18-['25l]-iodo-«-tellura-l7-octadccenoic acid analogs, PI 18
Effects of dietary magnesium deficiency on Tl-201 kinetics and distribution in ratmyocardium, 402
External measurement of myocardial oxygenextraction with O-15-labcled oxygen, P20
Heart uptake of lipophilic cations: relationship tomembrane potential. P86
Intracoronary Tl-201 : shorl acquisition gatedmyocardial scintigraphy, P37
Kinetics of cellular uplakc of (N-13)-ammonia, amarker used in myocardial scintigraphy, P20
Maintained LV exercise response and regionalwall motion abnormalities in patients ondoxorubicin, P54
Measurement of myocardial blood flow in manwith Xc-133 during dypridamolc inducedcoronary vasodilation, P75
Myocardial imaging and mclabolic studies with[17-'2:!lliodohepladecanoicacid in patientswith idiopathic congestive cardiomyopathy, 22
Myocardial imaging wilh 75 second Rb-82adminislered intravenously, P77
Myocardial metabolic studies in palienls withcardiomyopathy, P20
Myocardial perfusion wilh Rb-82. II. Effects ofmetabolic and pharmacologie intervenlions, 907
Myocardial uplake of radioiodinated p-iodophenylbenzyldimelhylammonium bromide:comparison lo Tl-201. P43
New rapid, regiospecific synthesis of 123l-labeled15-(p-iodophenyl)pentadccanoic acid, P43
On behalf of I-I23 fatty acids for myocardialmetabolic imaging (reply), 546
Optimal count rates for reliable assessment of Tl-201 myocardial washout. P28
Optimal myocardial SPECT imaging parameters,P67
Quantification of regional myocardial flow withRb-82 despite pharmacologie inlervenlion, P28
Radioiodinatcd (E-l-lodo-l-Penlcn-5-YI)-iriphenylphosphonium iodide: convcnicnlprcparalion of attractive myocardial perfusionagent, P43
Ratc-limiling step in myocardial clearance oflabel from 16-iodohcxadecanoic acid (IHDA),PI2
Re: cardiac lymphoscintigraphy following closed-chest catheter injection of radiolabclcd colloidinto myocardium of dogs, 369 (le)
Re: cardiac lymphoscintigraphy following closed-chest cathcler injcclion of radiolabcled colloidinto myocardium of dogs (reply). 369 (le)
Slatistical interprelation of quantilative Tl-201myocardial perfusion scintigraphy, P28
Synthesis, structure and biodistribution studies oftechnclium calionic complex-[Tc(dmpc)3]'1', P9
Tc-99m BIN versus TI(I)-20I in myocardialimaging. PI 27
Tc-99m PPi in ischemie and infarcled dogmyocardium in early stages of acute coronaryocclusion: histochcmical and lissuc-counlingcomparisons. 485
Thallium myocardial uplakc during acute cardiac.11lograft rejection. P29
Tl-201 single photon emission tomography(SPECT), 273 (le)
Tl-201 single photon emission tomography(SPECT) (reply), 273 (le)
Tl-201 (SPECT) (reply), 274 (le)Tracer kinetic model of C-l I palmitatc (CPA) for
cstimaling regional free fatty acid (FFA)utilizalion in myocardium. PI2
Venlricular funclion. milral régurgitationandearly prognosis in infants and children wilhcardiomyopalhy, P32
Viabililyand necrosis of repcrfuscd myocardiumfollowing ihrombolysis using dual intracoronaryinjection of Tl-201 and Tc-99m-pyrophosphate.P4
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MyxoedemaIncreased Tc-99m DTPA uptake in active Graves"
ophthalmopathy and pretibial myxoedema, 174(Ic)
NasopharynyxRole of bone and liver scans in detecting
métastasesin patients of nasopharyngealcarcinoma, PI 12
NephritisFailure of Ga-67 scintigraphy to identify reliably
noninfectious interstitial nephritis, 568Nephrotoxicity
Radionuclide detection of cyclosporin Anephrotoxicity in renal transplant patients,PI 29
NeuroblastomaRadiographie and scintigraphic skeletal imaging
in patients with neuroblastoma, 467Neutrophils, radiolabeled
Receptor mediated selective radiolabeling ofneutrophils, P7
Nitrogen-13Fully automated synthesis systems of
radiopharmaceuticals labeled with short-livedpositron emitters, P120
Simple, low volume water target for N-13 andF-18 production, PI20
Nitrogen-13 ammoniaKinetics of cellular uptake of (N-13)-ammonia, a
marker used in myocardial scintigraphy, P20Noise reduction
Noise reduction in Nuclear Medicine images, 532Noncircular orbit
SPECT resolution and uniformity improvementsby noncircular orbit, 822
Norepinephrine analogsRadiopharmaceutical design: adrenergic nervous
system, P42Nuclear magnetic resonance
Cardiac NMR imaging correlated with TI-201SPECT for visualization of heart chambers,ventricular wall motion and Ml, P46
Comparison of N MR imaging and x-ray CT indetecting brain tumors, P47
Correlative morphological and functional studiesof brain in man, utilizing CT. NMR and PETimaging. P108
Imaging techniques for advanced data evaluationinNMR-tomography, P109
NMR imaging of the thyroid, P46P-31 NMR spectroscopy in pediatrie
neuromuscular disorders, P47P-31 NMR spectroscopy in the evaluation of
biochemical parameters of red blood cellstorage, P47
Quality assurance tests and phantoms for NMRimaging, P59
Techniques employed in development of IV NMRcontrast agents, P47
Toxic nodular goiter in cats: evaluation by nuclearmedicine. CT, and NMR, P25
Nuclear medicine imagesNoise reduction in Nuclear Medicine images, 532
Nuclear stethoscopeMercuric iodide detector for continuous
monitoring of left ventricular function. P76Opiate receptors
Study of gastrointestinal opiate receptors: role ofMu receptor on gastric emptying, 689
Organ motionCinematic display of organ motion during
respiration with impedance plethysmography,P34
Organ >olumeRe: determination of organ volume by single-
photon emission tomography, 1197 (le)Re: determination of organ volume by single-
photon emission tomography (reply), 1197 (le)Osteomyelitis
Can the three-phase bone scan differentiateosteomyelitis from metabolic or metastatic bonedisease?, P72
Comparison of In-111 acetylacetone labeledgranulocytes. Ga-67 citrate, and 3-phase MDP
skeletal imaging in complicated osteomyelitis,P64
Diagnostic value of Ga-67 in detection of postoperative sternal osteomyelitis, P64
Ga-67 scanning in diagnosis of postoperativesternal osteomyelitis, 1001
In-l 11chloride imaging in patients with suspectedabscesses, P64
In-111 chloride imaging in the detection ofosteomyelitis, P72
Limitations of three phase bone scintigraphy insuspected osteomyelitis, P83
Predicting cure of osteomyelitis under treatment,110
Prospective In-Ill WBC scan vs Tc-99m-MDP-Ga-67 scan for low-grade osteomyelitis. Finalreport. P72
Quantitative functional and static bonescintigraphy for early detection of acuteosteomyelitis in children, P83
Role of Ga-67 citrate imaging in evaluation ofnonunited fractures for osteomyelitis, P84
Scintigraphic detection of osteomyelitis with Tc-99m MDP and Ga-67 citrate, 1019
Skeletal imaging in osteomyelitis, P71Type specific radioimmunoimaging of
experimental type-B hemophilus influenzaeosteomyelitis, P64
Use of dynamic bone scanning in differentialdiagnosis of osteomyelitis, Paget's disease, and
primary bone tumors, P83Osteonecrosis
Radiocolloid hip scintigraphic patterns inosteonecrosis: correlation with bonescintigraphic and radiographie stages. P42
OsteoporosisBayes theorem and diagnostic value of total body
calcium measurements for osteoporosis, P84Oxygen-lS
Biological analysis and dosimetry for 15O-labeledO2, CÛ2,and CO gases administeredcontinuously by inhalation, 431
Constant infusion of (O-l 5)-H2O and singlebreath inhalation of (C-11 )-CO for thedetermination of extravascular lung water byPET, PI 21
Dynamic measurement of rCBF and rCMRO2using O-l 5, P91
External measurement of myocardial oxygenextraction with O-15-labeled oxygen, P20
Oxygen utilization measured by O-l 5 radiotracersand PET, P63
Simulation study on steady-state requirements inO-l 5 equilibrium model for cerebral blood flowmeasurement, P107
Theoretical evaluation of tomographic techniquefor simultaneous measurement of CBF andoxygen utilization (MRO) with O-l5, P63
Oxygen-18Large-scale production and recovery of aqueous
[F-18]-fluoride using proton bombardment of asmall-volume [O-18]-water target, P122
Production of "anhydrous" F-18 via a recyclable
O-l8 gas target, PI 21Paget's disease
Observations of serial radionuclide blood-flowstudies in Paget's disease, 880
Use of dynamic bone scanning in differentialdiagnosis of osteomyelitis, Paget's disease, and
primary bone tumors, P83Palladium-109
Pd-109 labeled monoclonal antibody to humanhigh molecular weight melanoma associatedantigen: potential agent for radiotherapy ofhuman melanoma, P78
PancreasC-11-L-tryptophan, potential agent for diagnosis
of pancreatic disease using PET, P121Diagnosis of early pancreas transplant rejection
with In-111 oxine labeled platelets, P55Nuclear imaging in pancreas transplantation, P96Re: Tc-99m IDA cholescintigraphy in acute
pancreatitis. 747 (le)Use of In-111 white blood cells in investigation of
acute pancreatitis, P79
Zn-EDDA, new pancreatic agent for functionalstudies, PI 23
PancreatitisRe: Tc-99m IDA cholescintigraphy in acute
pancreatitis (reply), 748 (le)Parathyroid
Detecting application of TI-201 chloridescintigraphy for preoperating localization ofhypcrfunctioning parathyroid nodule, P97
New perspectives in localizing enlargedparathyroids by technetium-thalliumsubtraction scan, 438
Re: prcoperative Tc-99m imaging of a substernalparathyroid adenoma, 641 (le)
Re: preoperative Tc-99m imaging of a substernalparathyroid adenoma, 641 (le)
Parenchymal transit lime indexObstructive nephropathy: comparison of
parenchyma! transit time index and frusemidediuresis, P16
Parkinson's diseaseLocal cerebral glucose utilization in Parkinson's
disease, P21Pediatrie nuclear medicine
Accuracy of abnormal radioisotope bone scans inchildren with known disseminated malignancyin remission, PI 13
Accuracy of indirect (IV) radionuclide cystogramin children, P23
Analysis of gastric emptying studies in pediatriepopulation, P33
Assessment of regional cerebral blood flow innewborn with PET, P22
Delayed gastric emptying in pediatrie patientswith Crohn's disease and growth failure. P56
Effect of captopril on efficacy of renalscintigraphy in detection of renal arterystenosis, P23
Efficacy of Tc-99m DTPA and Tc-99m DMSArenography in the screening of pediatriepatients for renal etiologies of hypertension,P22
Exercise radionuclide angiography with phaseanalysis in children with familialhypercholcsterolemia, P32
Hemiagenesis of thyroid: clinical and radiologicalpresentation in pediatrie patient, 972 (le)
Normal anatomic variant: scintigraphy of theischiopubic synchondrosis, 14
Partial ureteropelvic junction obstruction:comparison of percutaneous antegradepyelography and diuretic renal scintigraphy,P22
Pinhole radionuclide ventriculography in smallinfants, P32
P-31 NMR spectroscopy in pediatriencuromuscular disorders, P47
Quantitative functional and static bonescintigraphy for early detection of acuteosteomyelitis in children, P83
Radiographie and scintigraphic skeletal imagingin patients with neuroblastoma, 467
Renography in pediatrie patients, PI 13Scintigraphic evaluation of lacrimal drainage in
children, P22Scrotal scintigraphy for the evaluation of
testicular-epididymal pathology. P33Solitary lesion in pediatrie bone scanning, 114Value of In-111 WBC scanning in inflammatory
bowel disease in childhood, P32Ventricular function, mitral régurgitationand
early prognosis in infants and children withcardiomyopathy, P32
Perfusion, liverClinical significance of pulmonary Tc-99m MAA
following radionuclide hepatic artery perfusion,P51
Peritoneal catheter infectionsIn-111 leukocytes scintigraphy for detection of
peritoneal catheter tunnel infections, P63Peritoneoienous shunt (PVS)
Evaluation of peritoncovcnous shunt patency withTc-99m microspheres, 302
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PeritonitisAbnormal accumulation of Tc-99m hepatobiliary
agent in a case of idiopathic bile peritonitis,1084 (le)
PhagocytosisEffects of autologous rat serum on phagocytosis of
radiocolloids by rat Kupffer cells in vitro, PI27Phantom
Evaluation of SPECT system performance using aSPECT phantom, P58
Improved flood field phantom for SPECT, P59Multi-hospital survey of reliability of ejection
fraction determination using a cardiacphantom. P92
Use of a cardiac phantom for QC checks ofcamera/computer systems, P59
Phase analysisAnalysis of cardiac diastolic function: application
in CAD, 2Effect of diastasis frames exclusion on error
corrected phase distribution function, P92Exercise radionuclide angiography with phase
analysis in children with familialhypercholesterolemia, P32
Experimental model of LV aneurysm forvalidation of phase analysis in dog and baboon,P26
Fourier ventricular amplitude ratio to assessvalvular régurgitation by gated blood-pool scan,
P27Phase analysis in patients with Wolff-Parkinson-
White syndrome with surgically provedaccessory conduction pathways, P27
PheochromocylomasHeart imaging in diagnosis of pheochromocytoma
and assessment of catecholamine uptake, 1194Intrathoracic pheochromocytomas concentrate
Tl-201 chloride and l-131-MIBG. P54Sensitivity and specificity of m-
iodobenzylguanidine scintigraphy for thedetection of pheochromocytoma, P54
Synthesis of I-131 - and I-123-meta-
iodobcnzylguanidinc for diagnosis andtreatment of pheochromocytoma, PI 18
Phosphorus-31P-31 N M R spcctroscopy in pediatrie
ncuromuscular disorders, P47P-31 NMR spectroscopy in the evaluation of
biochemical parameters of red blood cellstorage, P47
Phosphorus-32Elective liver therapy with P-32 chromic
phosphate colloid in high risk colon cancer,Pill
pH shiftNew brain perfusion imaging agent: [I-123)
HI PDM:N,N,N'-trimethyl-N'-[2-hydroxy-3-
methyl-5-iodoben/yl]-1,3-propanediamine, 66
PlasmaTherapeutic drug monitoring by RIA plasma
vancomycin in intensive care patients, PI 15Platelets
Biodistribution and survival of human plateletslabeled in buffered media and plasma, P73
New approach to Ga-67 labeling of human
erythrocytes and platelets, PI23Quantification of platelet turnover in normal
animals with In-l 11-labclcd platelets. P26
Quantitative measurement of intravascularthrombus size with In-Ill platelet scintigraphy,
P73Re: In-l 11 tropolone versus oxine, 367 (le)
Ticlopidinc fails to inhibit platelet deposition ondacron prosthetic surfaces in man, P73
Polyntorphonuclear leukocytesCell kinetics In-l 11 PMN leukocytes in
experimental abdominal abscesses in rabbits,PI02
Portal systemic circulationEvaluation of "portal scintigraphy" by intestinal
administration of Tc-99m using endoscopy inliver cirrhosis, P48
Porlocaval shunt
Quantitation of portal blood flow followingportacaval shunting using Tc-99m MAA. P47
Positron emission tomographyAccuracy of measured attenuation correction in
positron tomography, PIOAdvantages and disadvantages of three different
ring source designs for use in positrontomography, P103
Application of EM reconstruction algorithm topositron emission tomography, P81
Assessment of regional cerebral blood flow innewborn with PET, P22
Assessment of statistical errors in PET, P104Autoradiographic measurement of regional
cerebral blood flow with PET validation studies,P62
C-l 1 DMO: biodistribution, radiation absorbeddose, and potential for PET measurement ofregional brain pH, 805
C-l 1 glucose and utilization in PET, 326C-11 ligand binding to adrenergic and muscarinic
receptors of the human heart studied in vivo byPET, P20
C-l 1-L-tryptophan, potential agent for diagnosisof pancreatic disease using PET, P12I
Constant infusion of (O-15)-H 2O and singlebreath inhalation of (C-11 )-CO for thedetermination of extravascular lung water byPET, PI 21
Correlative morphological and functional studiesof brain in man, utilizing CT, NMR and PETimaging, PI08
Dynamic cardiac studies with super PETT I, P61Effect of resolution improvement on required
count density in emission computedtomography, PI 1
Evaluatiaon of positron tomograph designed forbrain imaging, 245
Evaluation of cerebral glucose metabolism inpatients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis byF-18 FDGandPET, P21
Experimental evaluation of signal amplificationtechnique in positron tomography, PI 1
Field homogeneity in PET, P105First-pass measurements of regional blood flow
with external detectors, 577Functional response of human brain to individual
and combined visual and auditory imputs, P69Hemodynamic results of cerebral bypass surgery
measured by PET, P108Human melanoma heterotransplants in nude
mice: tumor-localization of radiolabeledo-aminoisobutyric acid potential agent forimaging with PET, PI 10
Image improvement and design optimization oftime-of-flight PET, 52
Local cerebral glucose metabolism in patientswith affective psychiatric disorders: drug-freestates and effects of methylphenidate, P21
Local cerebral glucose utilization in Parkinson's
disease, P21Measurement of cerebral blood flow with C-l 1
butanol and PET, P63Measurement of local brain pH with ' 'CO2 and
PET, P105Multigated positron tomography of heart, P104Myelin imaging with PET, P62Necessity for correcting for cerebral atrophy in
global PET measurements, P106Neuroleptic binding sites: specific labeling in mice
with [l8F]haloperidol. potential tracer for PET,
408Noninvasive evaluation of regional myocardial
fatty acid metabolism in man with C-11palmitic acid and positron-CT, PI 2
Orbiting rod source: improving performance inPET transmission correction scans, PI 1
Oxygen utilization measured by O-15 radiotraccrsand PET. P63
Patterns of local cerebral glucose utilization indepression, multiple infarcìdementia, andAlzheimer's disease, P20
Performance study of the high sensitivity positroncomputed tomograph for brain, P104
PET in study of soft tissue tumors, P119Preliminary clinical studies using prototype
multiwire proportional chamber positroncamera, P103
Preliminary results obtained with TOFPET I:whole-body time of flight PET, PI I
Regional extravascular lung water (rELW)determination in cdcmalous dogs by PET, P71
Simulation study on steady-state requirements inO-15 equilibrium model for cerebral blood flow
measurement. P107Time-of-flight positron emission tomography:
status relative to conventional PET, 73Tracer kinetic model of C-l I palmitate (CPA) for
estimating regional free fatty acid (FFA)utilization in myocardium, PI2
Validation of E-18-3-deoxy-3-fluoro-D-glucose
(3FDG) as agent for measurement of glucosetransport by PET, P52
Positron emittersQuantitative autoradiography with
radiopharmaceuticals. part 2: applications inradiopharmaccutical research, 238
Positron imagingComputer-aided data analysis of ECT data, P82
Fully automated synthesis systems ofradiopharmaceuticals labeled with short-livedpositron emitters, PI20
Ga-68 BP-IDA for positron imaging of
hepatobiliary function, 593Kinetics of cellular uptake of (N-13)-ammonia, a
marker used in myocardial scintigraphy, P20Multigated positron tomography of heart. P104Myocardial imaging with 75 second Rb-82
administered intravenously, P77Myocardial perfusion with Rb-82. I.
Measurement of extraction fraction and flowwith external detectors, 898
Myocardial perfusion with Rb-82. II. Effects ofmetabolic and pharmacologie interventions, 907
On behalf of 1-123 fatty acids for myocardial
metabolic imaging (reply), 546On-line synthesis of [I5O]N2O: new blood-flow
tracer for PET imaging, 603Quantification of regional myocardial flow with
Rb-82 despite pharmacologie intervention, P28
Quantitative measurement of blood brain barrierpermeability following osmotic opening, PI 07
Radiopharmaceuticals for receptor imaging, 442Regional blood-flow measurement in rabbit soft-
tissue tumor with positron imaging using CI5O2steady-state and labeled microspheres, 1135
Synthesis and biodistribution of adenine[C-11],PI 20
Positron tomographyAbsolute quantitation of local cerebral blood flow
and partition coefficient without arterialsampling, P62
Alternative approach to single-scan determinationof cerebral glucose metabolic rate using 2-fluorodeoxyglucose (2-FDG) with particular
application to ischemia, P69Assessment of [l8F]fluorodeoxyglucosc kinetic
model in calculations of myocardial glucosemetabolism during ischemia. 1060
Biodistribution, radiation dosimetry and potentialof C-l I dimethyloxazolidinedione for PET,P107
Brain blood flow measured with intravenous H215.I. Theory and error analysis, 782
Brain blood flow measured with intravenousH2I5O. II. Implementation and validation, 790
Compartmenta! model for in vivo assessment ofA-type amioacid transport. P90
Dynamic measurement of rCBFand rCMRO2using O-15. P9I
Evaluating kinetic behavior of fluorodeoxyglucosein animal tumors, PI 10
"Figure-of-merit" approach to evaluation of
algorithms for ECT. P82Hexagonal bar positron camera. PI 1Labeled choline and phosphorylcholine: body
distribution and brain autoradiography. 812Measurements of regional tissue and blood-pool
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radiotracer concentrations from serialtomographic images of heart, 987
On behalf of 1-123 fatty acids for myocardialmetabolic imaging, 545 (le)
On behalf of 1-123 fatty acids for myocardial
metabolic imaging (reply), 546Positron-CT for evaluation of myocardial
metabolism after reperfusion in chronic dogs,P4
Quantitative measurement of blood brain barrierpermeability following osmotic opening, P107
Restoration of myocardial perfusion andmetabolism with PET after coronarythrombolysis, P5
Probes, in vivoDevelopment of small -y-ray imaging probes for in
vivo use, P25Propranolol
Effect of methyldopa or propranolol on cerebralblood flow in hypertensive patients, PI 30
ProstateCan the three-phase bone scan differentiate
osteomyelitis from metabolic or mctastatic bonedisease?, P72
Effect of diethylstilbestrol therapy onradioisotopic bone scan findings in patients withmetastatic carcinoma of the prostate, P57
Metastatic prostatic pulmonary nodules withnormal bone scan, 1026
Radioimmunoimaging of experimental syngeneicprostatic adenocarcinoma in rats, P102
The Dunning R3327G prostatic adenocarcinomatumor model: tumor-localization of radiolabeledthymidinc, potential agent for imaging withPETT, P40
Prolein synthesisL-( I-C-11 Iphcnylalanine for the determination of
cerebral protein synthesis rates in man withpositron emission tomography, P70
Pulmonary edemaDiagnosis of pulmonary edema by In-lll chloride
lung-heart imaging. P70
Regional extravascular lung water (rELW)determination in edcmatous dogs by PET. P71
Pulmonary embolismAbnormal perfusion scan due to intrathoracic
stomach and colon, 543 (le)Comparison between sub-micronic aerosol and
Xe-I27 for ventilation images, PI 13Extravasation from venous catheter: serious
complication potentially missed by lungimaging, 1023
Nuclear medical manifestation of Munchausen's
syndrome, 716Ventilation-perfusion lung scanning in pulmonary
hypertension. PI3Ventilation-perfusion (V/Q) lung studies:
ultilization by referring clinicians. P13Pulmonary oxygen loxicity
Evaluation of acute pulmonary oxygen toxicity byIn-ll I leukocytes, P70
Pulmonary perfusionSignificance of estimating redistribution of
pulmonary perfusion in CAD, P90Pulmonary uptake
Quantitation of pulmonary gallium uptake inpatients with interstitial lung disease usingECT, PI 14
PyelourelerectasisHcpatobiliary imaging: pyelouretcrectasis, 450
(le)Quality assurance
Personnel exposure from flood phantoms andpoint sources during quality assuranceprocedures, 629
Quality controlApplication of the Budingcr equation to evaluate
signal to noise ratios of single photon emissiontomographic systems, P74
Interlaboratory survey for thyroid, steroid andprotein assays in Italy, PI 15
London liver phantom, 974 (le)Multi minicolumn system for quantitative
preinjcction quality control of Tc labeledcompounds. PI 28
Quality assurance tests and phantoms for N MRimaging. P59
Quality control of Tc-99m DTPA formeasurement of glomerular filtration. 722
Uniform bacterial endotoxins test forradiopharmaceuticals, PI23
Use of a cardiac phantom for QC checks ofcamera/computer systems, P59
Quantitative analysisEarly changes in thallium distribution: effect on
scan quantitation, P46Quantitative measurement of long term in vivo
thallium distribution in human, P50Sources of variability in thallium circumferential
profile curve analysis, P45TI-201 kinetics shortly after termination of
exercise: implications for quantitative analysis,P46
Radiation biology"Biological dosimetry" of radionuclides and
radiation ha7ards, 160Radiation dose
Altered gastric emptying during radiation-
induced vomiting, P56Biodistribution, radiation dosimetry and potential
of C-l I dimcthyloxazolidinedione for PET,
P107C-l I DMO: biodistribution, radiation absorbed
dose, and potential for PET measurement ofregional brain pH, 805
Dosimetry of N-isopropyl 1-123 p-
iodoamphetamine, P49Effects of ionizing radiations on gastric secretion
in rhesus monkeys, P98Personnel exposure from flood phantoms and
point sources during quality assuranceprocedures, 629
Radiation dose calculations for inhalation of Tc-
99m sulfur colloid radioaerosol, 816Radiation dose estimates for oral agents used in
upper gastrointestinal disease, 835Transient loxicity of 2-deoxy-2- [ '8 F] fluoro-D-
glucose in mammalian cells, 1055Radialion dose, fetal
Radiation dose estimates to human fetal thyroidat various stages of development, P95
Radiation safetyAntique hazards: latter day encounter with
radium, 79Radioacliie contamination
Radioactive contamination in laboratory bloodsamples, PI 15
RadioaerosolRadiation dose calculations for inhalation of Tc-
99m sulfur colloid radioaerosol, 816Radioassay
Interlaboratory survey for thyroid, steroid andprotein assays in Italy, PI 15
Radioactive contamination in laboratory bloodsamples, PI 15
RadiohalodeslannylalionRadiohalodestannylation: labeling of substituted
trialkylstannylarenes and ethylenes, PI 16Radioimmunoassay
Carcinoembryonic antigen: assay following heatcompared with perchloric acid extraction inpatients with colon cancer, non-neoplasticgastrointestinal diseases, or chronic renalfailure, 916
Clinical assessment of radioimmunoassay for freethyroxine using modified tracer, 498
Clinical correlation of Amerlex free T4radioimmunoassay in various clinicalconditions, P44
Clinical evaluation of new solid-phase sequential
RIA for free T4, P35Clinical utility of two-site immunoradiometric
assay for creatine kinase-MB in detection of
pcrioperative myocardial infarction, 703Clinical value of FT3 RIA, P96Comparison of methods for CK-MR detection in
suspected acute Ml, P35Comparison of reverse ~f¡and T3 resin uptake,
P44
Creatine kinasc-MB immunoradiomelric assay to
diagnose Ml following aortocoronary bypasssurgery, P35
Evaluation of free T4 RIA for assessing thyroidfunction in nonthyroidal illness, P96
FT4 estimates in patients with nonthyroidalillnesses, P44
Measurement of blood dcslanoside concentrationusing digoxin RIA kit for therapeutic drugmonitoring, PI 15
Measurement of plasma P-97 levels in melanoma
patients using a new radioassay, P35Mismatched serum vitamin B-12 and Schilling
test results: incidence and possible causes, PI 14Modified RIA for differential detection of IgM-
anti-HBc, P35
New derivative assay (Corning Medical) forestimation of FT4, P44
Potential interfering antibody response in TSHassays. 173 (le)
RIA of human leukocyte interfcron, P34Sensitive RIA for detection of serum thyrotropin
in healthy subjects and patients with suppressedpituitary function, PI 14
Scrum 3,3'-Diiodothyronine (3,3'-T2. 3',5'-T2 and
3,5-T2 levels in normal and altered thyroid
states, P65Serum free thyroxine methods, comparative
study. P44Therapeutic drug monitoring by RIA plasma
vancomycin in intensive care patients. PI 15Thyroid function in hemodialysis patients, P65
RadioimmunodetectionRadioimmunodelection and treatment of human
colon cancer in nude mice using a monoclonalantibody, PI 10
Tumor imaging with monoclonal antibodies, 360Radioimmunolocalizalion
Radioimmunolocalization of human mammarytumor transplants using monoclonal antibodies,P109
Radioiodinated estrogensRadioiodinated estrogens: preparation and
evaluation of 17 a-iodovinyl and iodothienyl
estradiols, PI 16Radioiodine therapy
Value of radioiodinc therapy in the treatment ofdifferentiated thyroid carcinoma, PI 12
RadionuclidesPaniculate radiations emitted during electron
capture and isomerie transitions. 1192Radionuclide scrotal imaging
Radionuclidc scrotal imaging: further experiencewith 210 patients part I: anatomy,pathophysiology, and methods, 735
Radiopharmaceutical chemistryApplications of aryltrimelhylsilancs in
radiobrominations, P43HPLC analysis of Tc-99m(Sn)-
pyridoxylidcncaminates and Tc-99m(Sn)-/v-
pyridoxylaminatcs: its chemical and biologicalimplications, PI27
Properties of A'-methyl derivative of 3-
quinuclidinyl 4-iodobcnzilatc, PI 16
Synthesis and characterization of neutralaminoethanol complexes of tcchnctium, PI 27
Radiopharmaceutical productionLarge-scale production and recovery of aqueous
(F-181-fluoridc using proton bombardment of asmall-volume [O-18]-water target, PI22
Production of "anhydrous" F-18 via a recyclable
O-18 gas target, PI2ISimplified synthesis of [F-18]2-FDG using acetyl
hypofluorite from acetate salt adsorbed on aninert support, PI21
Targetry for F-18 production from small
accelerators. PI 21Radiopharmaceulicals, placenta! transportation
Transportation of Tc-99m PPi across the placenta
in sheep, PI 26Radiopharmaeokinetic model
Idcntifiability of receptor-binding
radiopharmacokinctic model, P33
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RadiumAntique hazards: latter day encounter with
radium. 79Receiver operating characteristic IROC) analysis
Bayes theorem and diagnostic value of total bodycalcium measurements for osteoporosis, P84
Comparison of SPECT with planar scinligraphyand transmission computed tomography in focalhepatic disease, P37
Effect of texture on dctectability of abnormalitiesin medical imaging, P66
Normal limits for the quantitative analysis ofstress TI-201 myocardial scintigrams:multiccntcr validation. P45
Optimal count rates for reliable assessmentof Tl-201 myocardial washout. P28
Planar versus lomographic imaging with Tc-99mI'l'i for detection of acute Ml in patients, P38
ROC-analysis of single or combined CEA andTPA determination in a wide spectrum ofcancer patients, PI 12
Red blood cellsComparison of ability of radioiodinatcd
monoclonal anti-rat thy I (OX7) to image SL2tumors located subcutaneous or in the subrcnalcapsule. P102
P-31 N MR spcctroscopy in the evaluation ofbiochemical parameters of red blood cellstorage. P47
Red blood cells, in tito labelingOptimi/ed method of RBC labeling for use in
gated cardiac studies in dogs and baboons. P26Reflux
Accuracy of indirect (IV) radionuclide cystogramin children. P23
Regional »allmotionClinical validation of totally automated method
for assessing regional left ventricular functionfrom rest/exercise radionuclidevcntriculography, P53
Critical importance of left lateral and leftposterior oblique views for evaluating regionalwall motion with multigatcd cardiac blood-pool
imaging in acute Ml. P68Detailed assessmentof regional wall motion in
acute transmural Ml: frequent spontaneousimprovement and discordance from global leftventricular function, P67
Evaluation of RV function by gated blood-pool
scintigraphy, 886Functional recovery of LVEF and RVEF
following strcptokinasc repcrfusion: relation totiming and impacts of LAD/RCA reopening,P4
Limitations of count-based REFasa means ofassessing regional left ventricular function intransmural Ml, PI7
Nonorthogonal factor analysis in gated cardiacstudies, P62
Paradoxic improvement of resting myocardialwall motion abnormalities during exercise, P87
Quantitative assessmentof wall motion inmultiple-gated studies using temporal Fourieranalysis, 388
Relative accuracy of automated analysis ofregional wall motion in diagnosis of CAD, P9I
Time of onset of stress-induced left ventricularwall motion abnormalities aids in the predictionof the presence and severity of CAD, P53
Regurgitan) fractionNew correction method for first-pass (FP) flow
determination and application to calculation ofrégurgitantfraction, P88
Renal artery stenosisSec also KidneyEffect of captopril on efficacy of renal
scinligraphy in detection of renal arterystenosis. P23
Renal functionSec also KidneyClinical studies of renal function during colic
attack induced by urolithiasis. PI 29Differential renal function in diagnosis of
rcnovascular hypertension and followup ofballoon angioplasly. PI 29
Evaluation of 16 new Tc-99m compounds forrenal tubular excretion studies. P80
Renal hypertensionSee also KidneyEfficacy of Tc-99m DTPA and Tc-99m DMSA
renography in the screening of pediatriepatients for renal etiologies of hypertension,P22
Renal ischemiaSec also KidneyRenal uptake of Tc-99m DMSA to assessrenal
ischemia and pretreatment drug effects. P16Renal perfusion
Unmasking of asymmetrical renal perfusion afterexercise in unilateral rcnovascular hypertension.448 (le)
RenogramsExercise renogram. New approach documents
renal involvement in systemic hypertension. 104Re: exercise renogram. New approach documents
renal imvolvcment in systemic hypertension,859 (le)
Re: exercise renogram. New approach documentsrenal involvement in systemic hypertension(reply), 859 (le)
Renograph>Renography in pediatrie patients, PI 13
ResolutionPolarity in a hexagonal cotlimator. 1203 (le)SPECT resolution and uniformity improvements
by noncircular orbit, 822Respiration artifacts
Cinematic display of organ motion duringrespiration with impedance plcthysmography,P34
RhabdomyolysisScintigraphic evaluation of muscle damage
following extreme exercise, 308Skeletal scintigraphy in differential diagnosis of
lower extremity pain in athletes. P4IRhahdoimosarcoma
Rhabdomyosarcoma concentrating Tc-99m MDP.
1082 (le)Rhenium-186 III DI'
Re-186 HEDP: potential therapeutic bone agent.
PI25Rubidium-82
First-pass measurements of regional blood flowwith external detectors. 577
Myocardial imaging with 75 second Rb-82administered intravenously. P77
Myocardial perfusion with Rb-82. I.Measurement of extraction fraction and flowwith external detectors. 898
Myocardial perfusion with Rb-82. II. Effects ofmetabolic and pharmacologie interventions. 907
Peak-counts model for measuring regionalmyocardial blood flow with Rb-82, P86
Quantification of regional myocardial flow withRb-82 despite pharmacologie intervention, P28
Sequential myocardial perfusion planar imagingwith Rb-82 reflecting acute changes in bloodnow, P85
RY functionEvaluation of RV function by gated blood-pool
scintigraphy, 886Sainar) glands
I-I3I MIBG uptake reflects integrity ofsympathetic innervation, P55
SarcomasArterial perfusion with Tc-99m MAAAP in
monitoring intra-artcrial chemotherapy ofsarcomas, 297
Semiquantitativc gallium scintigraphy in patientswith ostcogenic sarcoma, PI 12
Scalier fractionInfluence of scatter on quantitative determination
of LVEF in gated cardiac scans, PI 03Schilling test
Mismatched scrum vitamin B-12 and Schillingtest results: incidence and possible causes. PI 14
ScintigraphySec also Cholescintigraphy; Immunoscintigraphy:
Lymphoscintigraphy
Automated method for normalization ofscintigraphic images, 529
Clinical experience with Tc-99m MAA hepatic
artery perfusion scintigraphy. P51Comparison of prcdischargc exercise testing. Tl-
201 scintigraphy and coronary angiography foridentifying post-infarction patients at risk forfuture cardiac events. P36
Correlative study of liquid phase radionuclidecsophagcal transit scintigraphy withradiographie, manometric and endoscopieparameters in patients with suspectedesophagitis, P39
Diagnostic value of image processing inmyocardial scintigraphy, 768
Digital methods for change detection inscintigraphic images. P67
Effect of captopril on efficacy of renalscintigraphy in detection of renal arterystenosis, P23
Effect ofdoxorubicin on [u-l-l31]hcptadccunoic
acid myocardial scintigraphy andechocardiography in dogs, 1012
Minimum gastrointestinal bleeding ratedetectable by abdominal scintigraphy, P97
Normal anatomic variant: scintigraphy of theischiopubic synchondrosis, 14
Radiocolloid hipscinligraphic patterns inostconecrosis: correlation with bonescintigraphic and radiographie stages, P42
Rupture of a spontaneous aortoduodenal fistulavisualized with Tc-RBC scintigraphy, 332
Scintigraphic demonstration of trachco-
csophagcal fistula, 1151Scintigraphic detection of ventricular aneurysm
with TI-201, 34Scinligraphic evaluation of muscle damage
following extreme exercise, 308Scrota! scintigraphy for the evaluation of
testicular-epididymal pathology, P33Semiquantitativc gallium scintigraphy in patients
with ostcogenic sarcoma. PI 12SPECT compared to planar Tc-99m
pyrophosphate infarct-avid scintigraphy. PI8Scinligraphy, subtraction
Diagnosis of upper abdominal infections by In-111 leukocytes with Tc-99m colloid subtractiontechnique. 212
Scintillation camerasBlood flow ratios obtained by residue detection
and linear regression. P93Diagnosis of clinically unsuspected gallbladder
perforation in obese patient, by Tc-99m IDACholescintigraphy. 1028
Effects of improper camera operation on ejectionfraction measurements, P103
Error and corrections with scintigraphicmeasurement of gastric emptying of solid foods.197
Interpretation of the NEMA protocols forscintillation camera performance, 973 (le)
Modular imaging system for use in nuclearmedicine. P25
Scintigraphic estimation of arterial and portalblood supplies to liver, 1099
Validation of corrections for errors in collimationduring measurement of gastric emptying ofnuclidc-labcled meals. 187
Variable angle slant-hole collimalor. 61Scrolal imaging, radionuclide
Radionuclide scrota! imaging: further experiencewith 210 new patients. Part 2: Results anddiscussion, 841
Septic shockRadionuclide and hcmodynamic assessmentof
right ventricular performance in septic shock,P87
Serum IhyrolropinSensitive RIA for detection of serum thyrotropin
in healthy subjects and patients with suppressedpituitary function, PI 14
Seten-pinhole collimalorTomoscintigraphic assessmentof myoeardial
metabolic hetcrogcnily, 285
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Shunts, ventricularRadionuclide quantitation of CSE shunl flow in
adults: emphasis on patient position, P105Signal amplification technique
Experimental evaluation of signal amplificationtechnique in positron tomography, PI 1
Single-photon emission computed tomography(SPECT)
Angular SPECT: improved method for cranialtomographic imaging, P75
Application of the Budinger equation to evaluatesignal to noise ratios of single photon emissiontomographic systems, P74
Cardiac NMR imaging correlated with Tl-201
SPECT for visualization of heart chambers.ventricular wall motion and Ml, P46
Cerebral blood-flow tomography: Xe-133compared with isopropyl-amphetamine-I-123,17
Clinical evaluation of SPECT on screening ofsmall hcpatoccllular carcinoma, P29
Collimator choice for differential uptakemeasurements using SPECT imaging with 1-
123, P75Comparative tomographic imaging performance
of hybrid codcd-aperature/parallel-platestationary collimator and rotating camera, P25
Comparison of planar bone scintigraphy andSPECT in evaluation of patients with paranasalsinus disease, P58
Comparison of rotational tomography with planarimaging for Tl-201 stress myocardialscintigraphy, PI8
Comparison of SPECT with planar scintigraphyand transmission computed tomography in focalhepatic disease, P37
Correlative imaging of malignant external otitis,P94
Count-rate variations with orientation of camera
detector, 356Detection and quantitation of remote Ml by
tomographic exercise-redistribution Tl-201
scintigraphy, P36Detection of massesin subphrenic space. P37Detection of severecoronary heart disease with
Tl-201 : comparison of resting single photonemission tomography with invasiveartcriography, 761
Determination of left ventricular mass usingSPECT, P86
Effect of resolution improvement on requiredcount density in emission computedtomography, PI I
Evaluation of dynamic SPECT in thehepatobiliary scintigraphy, P99
Evaluation of nontransmural Ml by Tl-201
SPECT, PI8Evaluation of SPECT system performance using a
SPECT phantom, P58Fast wiener digital post-processing of SPECT
images, P8IGated cardiac blood pool ECT from only two
coded views, P6IImproved flood field phantom for SPECT, P59Improvement of scintigraphic liver imaging by
SPECT: review of 797 cases, P291-123 yV-isopropyl amphetamine (I-I23 AMP)
SPECT in epilepsy and cerebral ischemia, P108Lung distribution and kinetics of I-123 HIPDM :
potential agent for early detection of lungcellular injury, P7I
Microcirculation of hepatic tumors studied bySPECT and intra-artcrial Tc-99m M A A, P51
Multiple gated SPECT vcntriculography, P9IOptimal myocardial SPECT imaging parameters,
P67Performance of collimators used for tomographic
imaging of 1-123 contaminated with 1-124,1065
Potentiality of D7PHT for dynamic tomography.P75
Quantitation of myocardial necrosis with Tc-99m-monoclonal antimyosin Fab and SPECT,P37
Quantitation of Tl-201 myocardial perfusiondefect size by SPECT, P29
Quantitative evaluation of source volumes withSPECT, P93
Quantitative tomographic imaging evaluation ofmyocardial clearance of I-123 phenylpentadccanoic acid in acute myocardialinfarction. PI2
Re: attenuation compensation in single-photonemission tomography: comparative evaluation,644 (le)
Re: attenuation compensation in single-photonemission tomography: comparative evaluation,644 (le)
Re: attenuation compensation in single-photonemission tomography: comparative evaluation(reply), 644 (le)
Re: determination of organ volume by single-photon emission tomography, 1197 (Ic)
Re: determination of organ volume by single-photon emission tomography (reply), 1197 (le)
Regional cerebral blood flow measured with I-123-labclcd diamine or amphetamine andradioactive tracer microspheres, P6
Re: SPECT for assessmentof hepatic lesions: itsrole in diagnostic work-up. 746 (le)
Re: SPECT for assessmentof hepatic lesions: itsrole in diagnostic work-up (reply), 746 (le)
Scintigraphic quantilation of myocardialischemia, PI9
Simple system for generating non-circular orbitsin SPECT in order to reduce the importance ofuniformity artefacts, P74
Single-photon tomography of regional brain bloodflow in patients with artcriovenousmalformations, PI05
Sizing of perfusion defects using N-isopropylI-123 p-iodoamphctamine brain scans in acute
stroke, P6Skeletal imaging in tcmporomandibular joint
disease. P42SPECT brain imaging agent, (I-123)HIPDM in
man with rotating gamma camera, P5SPECT compared to planar Tc-99m
pyrophosphate infarcl-avid scintigraphy, PI8SPECT in suspected internal derangements of
knee, P4ISPECT resolution and uniformity improvements
by noncircular orbit, 822SPECT resolution and uniformity improvements
by non-circular orbit, P74SPECTrum of TI-201 imaging in CAD, 854Subtraction of scattered events from SPECT
photopeak events. P82Tl-201 single photon emission tomography
(SPECT). 273 (le)Tl-201 single photon emission tomography
(SPECT) (reply), 273 (le)Tl-201 (SPECT) (reply), 274 (le)Vascular inlrahcpatic defects in SPECT of the
normal liver as defined by Tc-99m RBCs andsulfur colloid, P30
Xe-133 DSPECT in unilateral ccrcbrovasculardisease.Comparative study to transmission CTand x-ray angiography. P6
SkinSterile Xe-133 in saline for tissue perfusion
studies, 1070Slant-hole collimator
Angular SPECT: improved method for cranialtomographic imaging, P75
ECT of heart using rotating slant-hole collimalorand two orthogonal camera positions, P6I
Slant-hole eollimalor, variable angleVariable angle slant-hole collimator, 61
Slow infusion gated acquisitionSlow infusion gated acquisition: alternative first-
pass method for determining left ventricularejection fraction. P88
SomatostatinGallbladder emptying: effect of somatostatin. P39
SpiperoncSpipcronc metabolism: significance for kinetic
modeling and nonspecific binding estimates.P106
SpleenFunctional asplenia and patients with chronic
graft-versus-host disease, P74Functional asplenia in patients with chronic graft-
versus-host disease, 1123Re: normal appearance and rcproducibility of
liver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid, 971 (le)
Re: normal appearance and rcproducibility ofliver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid (reply), 972
(le)Value of selective spleen scintigraphy when liver/
spleen image shows equivocal spleen defects,559
Stannous ion stabilityRe: stability of stannous ion in stannous
pyrophosphate kits. 1080 (le)Statistics
Assessment of statistical errors in PET, P104Effect of stochastic pixel noise on distributions of
magnitude and phase values in Fourier analysisof gated studies, PI 7
Statistics, chi-squareStatistics for nuclear medicine. Part 3: A.
Comparing two proportions (relative deviatetest and chi-square equivalent). B. Countingdata, 269
Statistics, counting dataStatistics for nuclear medicine. Part 3: A.
Comparing two proportions (relative deviatetest and chi-square equivalent). B. Countingdata, 269
Statistics, descriptiveStatistics for nuclear medicine introduction,
descriptive statistics, graphic displays, 83Statistics, estimation from samples
Statistics for nuclear medicine Part 2: estimationfrom samples and l-tcsts, 165
Statistics, graphic displaysStatistics for nuclear medicine introduction,
descriptive statistics, graphic displays, 83Statistics, normal values
Statistics for nuclear medicine. Part 6: normalvalues, evaluating new diagnostic procedure,sequential methods, and conclusion, 535
Statistics, regressionStatistics for nuclear medicine. Part 4: regression,
363Statistics, related deviate
Statistics for nuclear medicine. Part 3: A.Comparing two proportions (relative deviatetest and chi-square equivalent). B. Counting
data, 269Statistics, sequential methods
Statistics for nuclear medicine. Part 6: normalvalues, evaluating new diagnostic procedure,sequential methods, and conclusion, 535
Statistics, survivorship studiesStatistics for nuclear medicine part 5: survivorship
studies. 444Statistics, /-u sis
Statistics for nuclear medicine Part 2: estimationfrom samples and (-tests, 165
StenosisECG-gated blood-pool study of carotid arterial
pulsation as sign of stenosis. 470Stomach
Pcrlechnctalc and stomach—continuingcontroversy, 633
Stress fracturesStress fracture diagnosis: clinical or radiological,
P4IStress testing
Comparison of supine bicycle and dobutamincradionuclidc cardiac stress testing: technicalconsiderations, P54
Strontium-89Palliation of mclastatic cancer to bone with
strontium-89, P57Synovia! fluid effusion
Pathophysiology of synovial effusions: intra-articular volume, metabolism and clearancekinetics. P85
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Tantalum-178Biological fate of W-178 and Ta-178, PI 22
Technelium-99 »MSAAccumulation of Tc(V)-99m dimercaptosuccinic
acid in the medullary thyroid carcinoma, P66Tecnnelium-99m
Abnormal accumulation of Tc-99m hepatobiliaryagent in a case of idiopathic bile peritonitis,1084 (le)
Altered gastric emptying during radiation-induced vomiting, P56
Clinical evaluation of Tc-99m-N,N'-
bis(mcrcaptoacctyl)-2,3-diaminopropanoate(component A) (Tc-99m-CO2-DADS-A) as areplacement for l-131-hippuran, P80
Clinical validation of fully automatedcomputation of ejection fraction from gatedblood-pool scintigrams, P93
Detecting application of TI-201 chloridescintigraphy for prcoperating localization ofhyperfunctioning parathyroid nodule. P97
Determination of left-ventricular volume fromfirst-pass kinetics of labeled red cells, 98
Direct measurement of extraction efficiencies andmean transit times of hepatobiliary aents in theperfused rat liver, PI 26
Distribution of candida albicans in mice, PI02Gated blood-pool studies of cardiac function in rat
and marmoset, 728HPLC analysis of Tc-99m(Sn)-
pyridoxylideneaminates and Tc-99m(Sn)-JV-
pyridoxylaminates: its chemical and biologicalimplications. PI 27
Improved interpretation of Tc-99m gated
sequentially graded exercise angiographie datausing multivariate analysis, P53
Multi minicolumn system for quantitativeprcinjection quality control of Tc labeledcompounds, PI 28
Nuclear medical manifestation of Munchausen's
syndrome, 716Quantitation of myocardial necrosis with Tc-
99m-monoclonal antimyosin Fab and SPECT,
P37Quantitative measurement of intravascular
thrombus size with In-Ill platelet scintigraphy,
P73Re: prcopcralive Tc-99m imaging of a substcrnal
parathyroid adenoma, 641 (le)Synthesis and biodistribution of neutral lipid-
solublc Tc-99m complexes which cross theblood-brain barrier, P23
Synthesis and characterization of neutralaminocthanol complexes of technetium. PI 27
Synthesis and characterization of neutraloxotcchnctium-(V)diaminodithiol complex. PIO
Synthesis of neutral, lipid soluble lechnetiumcomplexes of bis(2-mcrcaptoc(hyl)amines, PIO
Tc-99m bifunctional chclating agent: thiolactonefor coupling to biomolecules, N.-N ligand forchclation to technetium, PI 26
Tc-99m nuclcotidcs as potential radiodiagnosticagents for tumor imaging, P126
Walker 256 tumor for studying bone imagingagents. P124
Techncliuin-99ni albumin microsphcresDemonstrating patency of STA-MCA
anastomosis with Tc-99m albuminmicrosphcres. 136
I M hiiriiiiiii-'i'irn antimoni sulfideAltered uptake of Tc-99m antimony sulfidc
colloid by lymph nodes post-irradiation. P95Effects of miM.isi.itit ( 13762) and non-metastatic
(R3230AC) mammary adcnocarcinoma onradiocolloid localization in regional lymphnodes in Fischer 344 rats, P40
Re: cardiac lymphoscintigraphy following closed-chest catheter injection of radiolabeled colloidinto myocardium of dogs, 369 (le)
Re: cardiac lymphoscintigraphy following closed-
chest catheter injection of radiolabeled colloidinto myocardium of dogs (reply), 369 (le)
Re: lymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m dcxtran,370 (le)
Re: lymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m labeleddextran (reply). 370 (le)
Re: potential for lymphoscinligraphy. 371 (le)Technetium-99m BIN
Tc-99m BIN versus Tl(I)-201 in myocardialimaging, PI 27
Technetium-99m colloidDiagnosis of upper abdominal infections by In-
111 leukocytes with Tc-99m colloid subtraction
technique, 212Effects of autologous rat scrum on phagocytosis of
radiocolloids by rat Kupffer cells in vitro, PI 27Technetium-99m DADS
Evaluation of 16 new Tc-99m compounds for
renal tubular excretion studies. P80Investigation of radiopharmaccutical components
by fast atom bombardment massspcctrometry:identification of Tc-HIDA and epimers of Tc-
C02DADS, 353Technetium-99m dextran
Re: lymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m dcxtran,370 (le)
Re: lymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m labeled
dextran (reply). 370 (le)Technetium-99m diphosphonale
Comparison of Tc-99m M DP, H M DP, and DPDwith respect to bone to soft-tissue ratios, 1201
(le)Comparison of Tc-99m M DP, H M DP. and DPD
with respect to bone to soft-tissue ratios, 1202
(le)Iechnctium-99m DISIDA
Association of biliary cholesterol crystals andgallbladder ejection fraction, P8
Hepatobiliary imaging: pyeloureterectasis, 450(le)
Quantitative analysis of liver function inpercutaneous transhcpatic drainage patients.P30
Technetium-99m disofen"Dilated cystic duct sign": potential cause of
false-negative cholescintigraphy, P97Technefium 99m disofenin
Influence of scan and pathological criteria onspecificity of cholescintigraphy, P8
Influence of scan and pathologic criteria onspecificity of cholescintigraphy, 876
Technelium-99m DMPEComparison of ability of radioiodinated
monoclonal anti-rat thy 1 (OX7) to image SL2tumors located subcutaneous or in the subrcnalcapsule. PI02
Neonatal rat myocytes in tissue culture as a modelfor study of monovalent cation transport. P86
Noah's ark experiment. Search for suitable
animal model for cationic Tc-99m myocardialimaging agents. P9
Synthesis and characterization of [99m-Tc(dmpc)j]+. potential myocardial imaging
agent, P9Synthesis, structure and biodistribution studies of
technctium cationic complcx-[Tc(dmpeh]'1', P9
Technelium-99m DMSAEfficacy of Tc-99m DTPA and Tc-99m DMSA
rcnography in the screening of pediatriepatients for renal etiologies of hypertension,P22
Mammalian predictive model of renal obstructionusing Tc-99m DMSA, P130
New 99m-Tc(V)DMSA tumor imagingradiopharmaccuticals. with distinctive behaviorfrom renal 99m-Tc-DMSA. PI26
Renal uptake of Tc-99m DMSA to assessrenalischemia and prctrcatment drug effects, PI6
Technefium-99m DPI)Computer analysis of Tc-99m DPD and Tc-99m
MDP kinetics in human, 334Technetium-99m DTPA
Comparative cumulated activities for Tc-99mpcrtcchnctate and Tc-99m DTPA determinedthroughout gestation from rat data. P95
Computcr-quantitatcd renal uptake vs. plasmaclearance of Tc-99m DTPA in rats with andwithout glomerular damage, P80
Differential renal function in diagnosis ofrenovascular hypertension and followup ofballoon angioplasty, PI 29
Direct determination of relative renal blood flowusing the Tc-99m DTPA rcnogram, P80
DMSA renal uptake: sensitive and specificmarker of nephron function'.'. PI 29
Effects of ionizing radiations on gastric secretionin rhesus monkeys, P98
Efficacy of Tc-99m DTPA and Tc-99m DMSA
rcnography in the screening of pediatriepatients for renal etiologies of hypertension,P22
Increased Tc-99m DTPA uptake in active Graves'
ophthalmopathy and pretibial myxoedcma. 174(le)
Increase in pulmonary epithelial pore dimensionsamong smokers documented by diffusionscintiscan, P14
Quality control of Tc-99m DTPA formeasurement of glomerular filtration, 722
Rapidly changing appearance of depositedsubmicronic Tc-99m DTPA aerosol in smokers'
lungs, PI 13Split renal function testing using 99m-Tc-DTPA:
rapid technique for determining differentialglomerular filtration, P80
Tc-99m DTPA transmit time as an index ofproximal tubular function. PI6
Validation of corrections for errors in collimationduring measurement of gastric emptying ofnuclidc-labelcd meals, 187
Technetium-99m endotoxinDistribution of radiolabeled endotoxin in the eye,
29Teehnelium-99m glucoheplonate
Measurement of differential renal function usingTc-99m glucoheptonatc. PI 5
Tc-99m GHA imaging in lung cancer and benignlung diseases.997
Techne!ium-99m HAMEvaluation of periloncovcnous shunt patency with
Tc-99m microsphercs. 302Teehnclium-99m HEDP
Relative distribution of diphosphonate betweenbone and soft tissue at 4 and 24 hr. 208
Teehnetium-99m IIII >\Investigation of radiopharmaccutical components
by fast atom bombardment mass spcctromelry:identification of Tc-HIDA and cpimersof Tc-
CO2DADS, 353Re: Tc-99m IDA cholescintigraphy in acute
pancreatitis, 747 (le)Structurc-dislribution-rclalionship approach
leading to development of Tc-99m mcbrofenin:improved cholcscintigraphic agent, 423
Use of pinholc collimator and analog motioncorrection in cholescintigraphy, P94
Technetium-99m IIMDPTc-99m H M DP and Tc-99m MDP: biological and
clinical comparison, 463Technetium-99m HSA
Clinical evaluation of dynamiclymphoscintigraphy with Tc-99m HSA, P4I
Early diagnosis of adult respiratory distresssyndrome by Tc-99m human scrum albuminand portable probe, P70
Teehnetium-99m IDADiagnosis of clinically unsuspected gallbladder
perforation in obese patient, by Tc-99m IDA
cholescintigraphy, 1028Quantitative biliary dynamics: introduction of
new noninvasive scintigraphic technique, 217Re: Tc-99m IDA cholescintigraphy in acute
pancreatitis (reply), 748 (le)Technetium-99m immunoglohulins
Re: Tc-99m antibodies and slaphylococcalendocarditis, 173 (le)
Re: Tc-99m antibodies and staphylococcalendocarditis (reply), 173 (le)
Technetium-99m labeled proteinAlpha helix and protein binding of Te-99m. P23
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Technetium-99m-labeled resinsRapidly and conveniently prepared Tc-99m resin
for semi-sol id gastric emptying studies, P100Technelium-99m MAA
Abnormal perfusion scan due to intrathoracicstomach and colon, 543 (le)
Clinical experience with Tc-99m MAA hepatic
artery perfusion scintigraphy, P5IClinical significance of pulmonary Tc-99m MAA
following radionuclide hepatic artery perfusion,P51
Intraarterial cancer chemotherapy, arterialocclusion, and Tc-99m MAA perfusion
scintigraphy, 966Microcirculation of hepatic tumors studied by
SPECT and intra-arterial Tc-99m MAA, P51
Quantitation of portal blood flow followingportacaval shunting using Tc-99m MAA, P47
Quantitative hepatic arterial perfusionscintigraphy and starch microspheres in cancerchemotherapy, 871
Radionuclide liver perfusion scintigraphy withTc-99m MAA contribution of computer dataprocessing, P109
Re: thyroid activity on Tc-99m MAA lung scans,
749 (le)Re: uptake of Tc-99m M A A by the liver during a
lung scan (reply), 747 (le)Starch microspheres and quantitative hepatic
arterial perfusion scintigraphy in cancerchemotherapy, P51
Uptake of Tc-99m MAA by liver during
thromboscintigram/lung scan, 36Ventilation-perfusion lung scanning in pulmonary
hypertension, P13Xe-l 33 tumor blood now and Tc-99m-MAA
perfusion scintigraphy in head and neck tumors,P1I2
Technetium-99m MAAAPArterial perfusion with Tc-99m MAAAP in
monitoring intra-arterial chemotherapy of
sarcomas, 297Technetium-99m Mill'
Assessment of technetium and gallium scanningin patient with painful total joint arthroplasty,P84
Comparative uptake of Ga-67 and Tc-99m M DP
in benign noninfected bone lesion (fracture),P42
Comparison of three-phase bone scintigraphy andGa-67 imaging in evaluation of painful total hipprostheses, P84
Computer analysis of Tc-99m DPD and Tc-99m
MDP kinetics in human, 334Differential skeletal uptake of Tc-99m
pyrophosphate and méthylènediphosphonate inleukemia, 799
Effect of hypophysectomy and hormonalreplacement on the uptake of Tc-99m M DP in
the metaphysis and shaft of the rat femur, 224Evaluation of post operative sternum with Ga-67
and Tc-99m medronate, P85
Limitations of three phase bone scintigraphy insuspected osteomyelitis, P83
Plantar imaging: study of feed during Tc-99m-
M DP bone scans, P83Preparative control, HPLC analysis, and in vivo
evaluation of components of a technetium-MDP
radiopharmaceutical mixture, P23Re: preoperative Tc-99m imaging of a substcrnal
parathyroid adenoma, 641 (le)Rhabdomyosarcoma concentrating Tc-99m MDP,
1082 (le)Role of Ga-67 citrate imaging in evaluation of
nonunited fractures for osteomyelitis, P84Scintigraphic detection of osteomyelitis with Tc-
99m M DP and Ga-67 citrate, 1019Skeletal imaging in osteomyelitis, P71Soft-tissue uptake of Tc-99m MDP in secondary
scrotal lymphedema, 275 (le)Solitary lesion in pediatrie bone scanning, 114Tc-99m HMDPand Tc-99m MDP: biological and
clinical comparison, 463Tc-99m MDP and Ga-67 citrate accumulation in
cutaneous métastasesfrom colon carcinoma,1202 (le)
Variability of follow-up bone scans afterasymptomatic total hip prostheses, P72
Technetium-99m mebrofeninComparative evaluation of Tc-99m mebrofenin
and Tc-99m pyridoxyl-5-methyltryptophan in
rats, PIOStructure-distribution-relationship approach
leading to development of Tc-99m mebrofenin:improved cholescintigraphic agent, 423
Technetium-99m microalbumin colloidNormal appearance and reproducibility of liver-
spleen studies with Tc-99m SC and Tc-99m
microalbumin colloid, 8Re: normal appearance and reproducibility of
liver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid, 971 (le)
Re: normal appearance and reproducibility ofliver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid (reply), 972
(le)I IHhm hum-Win microsphere
Noninvasive radionuclide scintiphotographictechnique for assessment of preserved renalallograft viability, PI5
Technetium-99m mullimicrospheresRadionuclides in investigation of conjoined twins,
479Technelium-99m neogalactoalbumin (Tc-NGA)
Clinical experience with Tc-NGA: hepaticreceptor-binding radiopharmaceutical, P79
Technetium-99m NCAHicrachical transfer of radiopharmaceutical
information, PI 24Idcntifiability of receptor-binding
radiopharmacokinetic model, P33Tc-99m-galactosyl-neoglycoalbumin: in vitro and
in vivo receptor properties, P24Technetium-99m oxine
Synthesis and characterization of Tc 8-quinolinolates. Potential brain imaging agents,PI 28
Technetium-99rn pertechnateInfluence of scatter on quantitative determination
of LVEF in gated cardiac scans, P103Technetium-99m perlechnetate
Comparative cumulated activities for Tc-99mpertechnetate and Tc-99m DTPA determinedthroughout gestation from rat data, P95
Faster assessment of patients receivingunnecessary thyroid treatment, 119
New perspectives in localizing enlargedparathyroids by technetium-thalliumsubtraction scan, 438
Pertechnetate and stomach—continuing
controversy, 633Re: preoperative Tc-99m imaging of a substernal
parathyroid adenoma (reply), 642 (le)Technetium-99m PHMT
Comparative evaluation of Tc-99m mebrofeninand Tc-99m pyridoxyl-5-methyltryptophan in
rats, PIOTechne(ium-99m phylate
Clinical evaluation of SPECT on screening ofsmall hepatocellular carcinoma, P29
Technelium-99m RIPIDAComparison of Tc-99m-PIPIDA with 1-131 rose
bengal in diagnosis of biliary atrcsia in neonatewith direct reacting hyperbilirubincmia, PI 13
Unexpected breast uptake of Tc-99m PIPIDA,
861 (le)Technetium-99m PMT
Hepatobiliary scintigraphy and function test withTc-99m-yV-pyridoxyl-5-methyltryptophan(Tc-99m-PMT). P100
Technetium-99m PnAOTc-99m-propyleneamine oxime: potential brain
radiopharmaceutical, PI 28Tetradentate amine oxime complex of Tc-99m,
PIOTechne(ium-99m polystyrene resins
Measurement of gastric emptying time in outletobstruction, P99
Technetium-99m PPiComparison of infarcìidentification with Tc-99m
PPi and staining with triphenyl tetrazoliumchloride, 492
Differential skeletal uptake of Tc-99m
pyrophosphate and méthylènediphosphonate inleukemia, 799
Tc-99m PPi in ischemie and ¡nfarcted dogmyocardium in early stages of acute coronaryocclusion: histochcmical and tissue-counting
comparisons, 485Technetium-99rn proteins
Re: concerning labeling of DTPA-coupledproteins with Tc-99m, 544 (le)
Re: concerning labeling of DTPA-coupledproteins with Tc-99m (reply), 545 (le)
Technetium-99m FTPTc-99m propane tetraphosphonate: new
radiopharmaceutical for liver-scanning, P128Technetium-99m pyrophosphate
Incidence, severity, and clinical course of rightventricular involvement after inferior Ml:assessment by sequential "mTc-pyrophosphate
scans and gated blood pool scans. P68Re: attenuation compensation in single-photon
emission tomography: comparative evaluation(reply), 644 (le)
Scintigraphic evaluation of muscle damagefollowing extreme exercise. 308
SPECT compared to planar Tc-99mpyrophosphate infarct-avid scintigraphy. PI8
Transportation of Tc-99m PPi across the placenta
in sheep, PI26Viability and necrosis of reperfused myocardium
following thrombolysis using dual intracoronaryinjection of TI-201 and Tc-99m-pyrophosphate,P4
Technetium-99m red blood cellsAcid-citrate-dextrose compared with heparin in
the preparation of in vivo/in vitro Tc-99m
RBCs, 383Comparison of Tc-99m RBCs and Tc-99m SC in
detection of gastrointestinal hemorrhage, P48Detection of gastrointestinal bleeding with Tc-
99m heat-damaged red blood cells, P99Further validation of superiority of "Te RBCs
method over 99mTc SC in detection and
localization of gastrointestinal bleeding, P49Intracellular distribution of radionuclides and
turnover of Cr-51, In-111, and Tc-99m-labeled
RBC in dogs, P26New method for selective labeling of erythrocytes
in whole blood with Tc-99m, PI 28Noninvasive detection of coronary thrombi with
In-111 platelets, 130Optimum order harmonics of Fourier analysis in
multigated blood-pool studies, PI7Pharmacologie alterations in Tc-99m binding by
RBCs, 397Re: determination of absolute LV volume from
first-pass kinetics (reply), 971 (le)Re: determination of LV volume from first-pass
kinetics of labeled red cells, 969 (le)Re: stability of stannous ion in stannous
pyrophosphate kits (reply), 1081 (le)Rupture of a spontaneous aorloduodenal fistula
visualized with Tc-RBC scintigraphy, 332Tc-99m in vitro red blood cell scintigraphy for
detection and localization of gastrointestinalbleeding sites: correlation with arteriography,P99
Tc-99m RBC scanning in the differentialdiagnosis of focal liver lesions, P48
Tc-SC and Tc-RBC for detecting pulmonarybleeding: correlation with clinical, surgical andradiographie findings. PI 3
Value of selective spleen scintigraphy when liver/spleen image shows equivocal spleen defects.559
Vascular intrahepatic defects in SPECT of thenormal liver as defined by Tc-99m RBCs and
sulfur colloid. P30
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Technelium-99m resinConveniently prepared Tc-99m resin for semisolid
gastric emptying studies, 511Technetium-99m sucralfafe
Tagged ulcer-avid material imaging (TUMI):potent new method for evaluation of pepticulcer disease. P78
Techn*lium-99m sulfur colloid (SC)Comparison of in vitro and in vivo labeled chicken
liver for evaluation of gastric emptying, P79Comparison of radionuclide esophageal transit
and esophageal manometry in gastroesophagealreflux disease, P79
Comparison of Tc-99m RBCs and Tc-99m SC indetection of gastrointestinal hemorrhage, P48
Correlative study of liquid phase radionuclideesophageal transit scimigraphy withradiographie, manometric and endoscopieparameters in patients with suspectedcsophagitis, P39
Diffuse lung uptake of Tc-99m sulfur colloid ininfectious mononucleosis, 1083 (le)
Evaluation of 99mTc sulfur colloid (SC) hipscintigraphy in 20 symptomatic and 80asymptomatic patients, P83
Failure of uptake of radiocolloid by femoralheads, 116
Functional asplenia in patients with chronic graft-vcrsus-host disease. 1123
Further validation of superiority of WmTc RBCsmethod over "mTc SC in detection and
localization of gastrointestinal bleeding, P49Improvement of scintigraphic liver imaging by
SPECT: review of 797 cases, P29Method of Tc-99m tagging of cottage cheese for
gastrointestinal motility studies. P99Normal appearance and rcproducibility of liver-
spleen studies with Tc-99m SC and Tc-99mmicroalbumin colloid, 8
Radiation dose calculations for inhalation of Tc-
99m sulfur colloid radioaerosol, 816Radionuclide esophagogram (Tc-99m-SC) in
experimental csophagitis: manomctric andhistopathologic correlations, PIOO
Re: normal appearance and reproducibility ofliver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid, 971 (le)
Re: normal appearance and rcproducibility ofliver-spleen studies with Tc-99m sulfur colloidand Tc-99m microalbumin colloid (reply). 972(le)
Scintigraphic demonstration of tracheo-csophageal fistula. USI
Study of gastrointestinal opiate receptors: role ofMu receptor on gastric emptying, 689
Tc-SC and Tc-RBC for detecting pulmonarybleeding: correlation with clinical, surgical andradiographie findings, PI3
Technelium-99m lin iSnl colloidLung uptake of Tc-99m-tin colloid in a patient
with Lassa fever. 750 (le)Radionuclides in investigation of conjoined twins,
479Scintigraphic method for assessmentof
intraluminal volume and motility of isolatedintestinal segments, 571
Uptake of Tc-99m di-isopropyl iminodiacctic acidby hepatoccllular carcinoma. 1119
Thallium-201Bayesian analysis using Fourier transforms of Tl-
201 scintiscans to predict the presenceof CAD,P36
"Biological dosimetry" of radionuclides and
radiation hazards, 160Comparison of prcdischarge exercise testing, Tl-
201 scintigraphy and coronary angiography foridentifying post-infarction patients at risk forfuture cardiac events, P36
Comparison of rotational tomography with planarimaging for TI-201 stress myocardialscintigraphy, PI8
Comprehensive method for 4-dimensionalquantification of rotational TI-201 myocardialtomograms. P34
Detecting application of TI-201 chloridescintigraphy for preoperating localization ofhyperfunctioning parathyroid nodule, P97
Detection and localisation of single vesselcoronary disease: biplanar exercise radionuclideventriculography or TI-201 myocardialimaging?, P36
Detection and quantitation of remote Ml bytomographic exercise-redistribution TI-201scintigraphy, P36
Detection of severecoronary heart disease withTI-201 : comparison of resting single photonemission tomography with invasivearteriography. 761
Determination of left ventricular mass usingSPECT, P86
Diagnostic value of image processing inmyocardial scintigraphy, 768
Early changes in thallium distribution: effect onscan quantitation, P46
Effects of dietary magnesium deficiency on Tl-201 kinetics and distribution in ratmyocardium. 402
Evaluation of nontransmural Ml by TI-201
SPECT, PI8Functional imaging of TI-201 redistribution, P45Intracoronary TI-201: short acquisition gated
myocardial scintigraphy, P37Intrathoracic pheochromocytomas concentrate
TI-201 chloride and I-13I-MIBG, P54Myocardial uptake of radioiodinated p-
iodophenylbenzyldimethylammonium bromide:comparison to TI-201. P43
New perspectives in localizing enlargedparathyroids by tcchnctium-thallium
subtraction scan. 438New technique for direct comparison of
myocardial perfusion, mechanical function, andnecrosis by simultaneous display of registeredand color-coded gated TI-201, blood pool, andTc-99m PPi images, P93
Noninvasive radionuclide scintiphotographictechnique for assessmentof preserved renalallograft viability, PI5
Nonuniform washout of TI-201 (within normalrange): criterion for improved detection ofsingle vesselCA D.P46
Normal limits for the quantitative analysis ofstress TI-201 myocardial scintigrams:multicentcr validation, P45
Optimal count rates for reliable assessmentof TI-201 myocardial washout. P28
Pattern of myocardial perfusion at rest in patientswith unstable angina pectoris. P68
Quantitation of TI-201 myocardial perfusiondefect size by SPECT. P29
Quantitative measurement of long term in vivothallium distribution in human. P50
Quantitative TI-201 imaging before and after
transluminal coronary angioplasty, P37Radiotoxicity of TI-201 in mouse testes:
inadequacy of conventional dosimetry, 145Rapidly alternating gated cardiac blood pool and
myocardial perfusion imaging using gold-195mandTh-20l,P76
Re: preoperativc Tc-99m imaging of a substernalparathyroid adenoma, 641 (le)
Re: preoperative Tc-99m imaging of a substernalparathyroid adenoma (reply), 642 (le)
Scintigraphic detection of ventricular aneurysmwith TI-201, 34
Scinligraphic quantitation of myocardialischemia. PI9
Sources of variability in thallium circumferentialprofile curve analysis, P45
SPECTrum of TI-201 imaging in CAD, 854Statistical interpretation of quantitative TI-201
myocardial perfusion scintigraphy, P28Tc-99m BIN versus TI(I)-20I in myocardial
imaging, PI27Thallium myocardial uptake during acute cardiac
allograft rejection, P29TI-201: experimental and theoretical
radiobiological approach to dosimetry, 1164
TI-201 kinetics shortly after termination ofexercise: implications for quantitative analysis,P46
TI-201 single photon emission tomography
(SPECT), 273 (le)TI-201 single photon emission tomography
(SPECT) (reply), 273 (le)TI-201 (SPECT) (reply), 274 (le)Two-dose intravenous TI-201 administration and
quantitative analysis in IV thrombolysis inpatients, P4
Ultra-short lived gold-195m: use in simultaneousevaluation of left ventricular function andmyocardial perfusion with TI-201, P76
Uncertain specific gamma-ray constant for TI-201.645 (le)
Values and limitations of segmental analysis ofstress and redistribution TI-201 ECT forlocation of CAD, PI8
Viability and necrosis of rcperfused myocardiumfollowing thrombolysis using dual intracoronaryinjection of TI-201 and Tc-99m-pyrophosphate,
P4Thallium-202
Quantitative measurement of long term in vivothallium distribution in human, P50
Therapeutic nuclear medicineAbsorbed dose calculations for radiolabeled tumor
associated monoclonal antibodies. P95Astatine-211 : optimization for production of
inorganic radiopharmaccuticals. PI22Dosimetry ofl-l 31 labeled
metaiodobcnzylguanidinc in treatment ofmalignant pheochromocytomas. P49
Measurement of blood deslanoside concentrationusing digoxin RIA kit for therapeutic drugmonitoring. PI 15
Palliation of metastatic cancer to bone withstrontium-89, P57
Pd-109 labeled monoclonal antibody to human
high molecular weight melanoma associatedantigen: potential agent for radiotherapy ofhuman melanoma, P78
Radionuclide kinetics in MIRD dose calculations,621
Re-186 HEDP: potential therapeutic bone agent,P125
Well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma: diagnosis,treatment and followup in patients with lungmetastasis, P97
ThoraxScanning the lymph shed of melanoma of thorax
using radiocolloids and macromolccules, PI 11Threshold determination
Threshold method of volume determination fromtomographic reconstructions, P19
ThrombocytopeniaIn-111-platelet clearance, scintigraphy and
distribution studies in experimental and clinicalimmune thrombocytopenia, P74
ThrombolysisViability and necrosis of rcperfused myocardium
following thrombolysis using dual intracoronaryinjection of TI-201 and Tc-99m-pyrophosphatc,
P4Thrombosis
Accumulation of In " ' labelled thrombocytes in
left ventricular and aortic aneurysms. P73Diagnostic accuracy of In-111 platelet
scintigraphy in diagnosis of acute deep veinthrombosis. P60
Natural history of platelet deposition on dacronaortic bifurcation grafts in the first yearfollowing implantation in man. P73
Noninvasive detection of coronary thrombi withIn-Ill platelets. 130
Preparation and basic study of 6'Ga-DE-fragment
E(l,2) for the detection of thrombus. PI 23Preparation and biodistribution of Ga-67
fibrinogen conjugated with water-solublepolymer containing deferoxamine: newapproach to protein labeling. PI24
Quantification of platelet turnover in normalanimals with ln-111-labeled platelets. P26
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Quantitative measurement of intravascularthrombus size with In-Ill platelet scintigraphy,P73
Re: uptake of Tc-99m MAA by the liver during alung scan, 747 (le)
Ticlopidine fails to inhibit platelet deposition ondacron prosthetic surfaces in man, P73
Use of indium labeled platelets to monitor plateletdeposition on vascular grafts, P60
ThyroidAccumulation of Tc(V)-99m dimercaptosuccinic
acid in the medullary thyroid carcinoma, P66Applying radioactive eraser: 1-131to ablate
normal thyroid tissue in patients from whomthyroid cancer has been resected, 743
Clinical assessment of radioimmunoassay for freethyroxine using modified tracer, 498
Clinical correlation of Amerlex free T4radioimmunoassay in various clinicalconditions, P44
Clinical evaluation of new solid-phase sequentialRIA for free T4, P35
Clinical value of FTj RIA, P96Comparison of reverse Tj and Tj resin uptake,
P44Competition for protein binding raises free
triiodothyronine levels in patients underthyroxine medication, P65
Evaluation of free T4 RIA for assessing thyroidfunction in nonthyroidal illness, P96
Faster assessment of patients receivingunnecessary thyroid treatment, 119
Hcmiagenesis of thyroid: clinical and radiologicalpresentation in pediatrie patient, 972 (le)
Influence of measurement technique and I-124contamination on 1-123thyroid uptakedeterminations, PI04
N MR imaging of the thyroid, P46Noncorrelation of thyroglobulin levels with 2 and
lOmCi I-I3I scans in the follow-up of thyroidcancer patients, P97
Primary hypothyroidism caused by TSH-receptors antibodies: diagnosis by thyroiduptake and radioreceptor assay of TSH, P65
Quantitation of pinhole thyroid scans, P96Re: thyroid activity on Tc-99m MAA lung scans,
749 (le)Re: thyroid uptake measurements with I-123:
problems and pitfalls, 642 (le)Re: thyroid uptake measurements with 1-123:
problems and pitfalls (reply), 643 (le)ROC-analysis of single or combined CEA and
TPA determination in a wide spectrum ofcancer patients, PI 12
Serum 3,3'-Diiodothyronine (3,3'-T2, 3',5'-T2 and3,5-Tj levels in normal and altered thyroidstates, P65
Thyroid function in hemodialysis patients, P65Thyroid iodine content measured by x-ray
fluorescence in amiodarone-inducedthyrotoxicosis, 582
Thyroid remnant ablation: questionable pursuit ofill-defined goal, 659
Toxic nodular goiter in cats: evaluation by nuclearmedicine, CT, and N MR, P25
Value of radioiodine therapy in the treatment ofdifferentiated thyroid carcinoma, PI 12
Well-differentiated thyroid carcinoma: diagnosis,treatment and followup in patients with lungmetastasis, P97
Thyroid stimulating hormonePrimary hypothyroidism caused by TSH-
receptors antibodies: diagnosis by thyroiduptake and radioreceptor assay of TSH, P65
Thyroid stimulating hormone {TSH)Potential interfering antibody response in TSH
assays, 173 (le)Thyrotoxicosis
Thyroid iodine content measured by x-rayfluorescence in amiodarone-inducedthyrotoxicosis, 582
Thyroxine (FT<)Salivary thyroxine as estimate of free thyroxine,
700
Thyroxine (I4IThyroid function in hemodialysis patients, P65
Thyroxine (T4ISee also Free thyroxine (T4); ThyroidClinical correlation of Amerlex free T4
radioimmunoassay in various clinicalconditions, P44
Clinical evaluation of new solid-phase sequentialRIA for free T4, P35
Comparison of reverse T3 and T3 resin uptake,P44
Competition for protein binding raises freetriiodothyronine levels in patients underthyroxine medication, P65
External detection of increases in (3-adrenoceptordensity in isolated perfused hearts with 1-125hydroxybenzylpindolol, P19
Faster assessment of patients receivingunnecessary thyroid treatment, 119
FT4 estimates in patients with nonthyroidalillnesses, P44
New derivative assay (Corning Medical) forestimation of FT4, P44
Serum free thyroxine methods, comparativestudy. P44
Time-activity curtesEvaluation of dynamic SPECT in the
hcpatobiliary scintigraphy, P99Optimum number of harmonics for fitting cardiac
volume curves, PI 7Time-of-flighl information
Image improvement and design optimization oftime-of-flight PET, 52
Time-of-flight positron emission tomography:status relative to conventional PET, 73
Time-of-flighl tomographyPreliminary results obtained with TOFPET I:
whole-body time of night PET, P11Tin-117m
Bone uptake of chemically diverse ligands labeledwith Tin-117m in 2+ and 4+ oxidation states,P24
TomographySee also Emission computed tomography; Positron
tomography; Seven-pinhole collimator; Single-photon emission computed tomography(SPECT)
Comprehensive method for 4-dimensionalquantification of rotational TI-201 myocardialtomograms, P34
ECT of heart using rotating slant-hole collimatorand two orthogonal camera positions, P61
Planar versus tomographic imaging with Tc-99mPPi for detection of acute Ml in patients, P38
Threshold method of volume determination fromtomographic reconstructions. P19
Topical magnetic resonanceIn vivo 3IP NMR investigation of a human tumor,
PI09Toxicity
Transient toxicity of 2-deoxy-2-('*F]fluoro-D-
glucose in mammalian cells, 1055Tracer dilution curves
Derivation of gamma-variate relationship fortracer dilution curves, 945
TransferrinIn vitro transfer of Ga-67 from transferrin to
ferritin, 608Role of transferrin on Ga-67 uptake by liver, PI 24
Transit timesDirect measurement of extraction efficiencies and
mean transit times of hcpatobiliary aents in theperfused rat liver, PI 26
Transmission computed tomographyDetection of masses in subphrenic space, P37
Transplants, heartHcmodynamics of heterotopic heart transplants,
P91Transplants,liver
Functional imaging of liver transplants, P98Transplants, pancreas
Nuclear imaging in pancreas transplantation, P96
Triiodolhyronine i l'I n
Competition for protein binding raises freetriiodothyronine levels in patients underthyroxine medication, P65
Triphenyl tetrazolium chloridiKTTC)Comparison of infarcìidentification with Tc-99m
PPi and staining with triphenyl tetrazoliumchloride, 492
Tubular transit indexTc-99m DTPA transmit time as an index of
proximal tubular function. PI6Tumor
Accuracy of abnormal radioisotope bone scans inchildren with known disseminated malignancyin remission, PI 13
Carcinoembryonic antigen kinetics and theirimplications for tumor imaging, PI 11
Comparison of N MR imaging and x-ray CT indetecting brain tumors, P47
Comparison of the transport of 42K+, 22Na+,20iT|+ & 99mTc.DMPE using human RBCs,P28
Development of small -y-ray imaging probes for invivo use, P25
Diagnosis of jugular paraganglioma byradionuclide angiography, 1005
Effect of diethylstilbcstrol therapy onradioisotopic bone scan findings in patients withmctastatic carcinoma of the prostate, P57
Effect of iodination on in vitro p97antigen-specificbinding and in vivo tumor localization usingmonoclonal antibody fragments. PI 16
Effect of tumor size, CEA production andsecretion of the distribution of In-111 and I-125monoclonal antitumor antibodies in animalmodels, P77
Effect of tumor viability, antibody specificity andchoice of determinant on In-111 anti-ccamonoclonal antibody distribution in tumor-bearing mice, PI 10
Effects of metastatic ( 13762) and non-metastatic(R3230AC) mammary adenocarcinoma onradiocolloid localization in regional lymphnodes in Fischer 344 rats, P40
Estrogen receptor binding radiopharmaceuticals:II. Tissue distribution of 17a-methylestradiol innormal and tumor-bearing rats, 522
Evaluating kinetic behavior of fluorodeoxyglucosein animal tumors, PI 10
F(ab')2 fragments of monoclonal antibodies in
tumor bearing mice, P77Improved radioimaging and tumor localization
with monoclonal F(ab')2, 316
Inadvertent administration of antineoplasticagents to patients prior to Ga-67 injection:recognition of specific radionuclidc distributionpattern and its diagnostic significance, P50
ln-111 chelate conjugates of transferrin for tumorimaging. P32
Internal mammary lymphoscintigraphy in breastcancer, P40
In vivo3IP NMR investigation of a human tumor,P109
Is immunoscintigraphy using radioiodinatcdmonoclonal antibodies useful to cancerdiagnosis?, P14
Limitations in imaging of human tumorxcnografls in nude mice with radiolabeledmonoclonal antibodies, P77
Pcrchloroate blocking for radioimmunodetcction,1081 (Ic)
PET in study of soft tissue tumors, PI 19Radioimmunoimaging of experimental syngcneic
prostatic adenocarcinoma in rats, P102Radionuclide angiography as primary
investigation in chemodectoma, 475Radionuclide liver perfusion scintigraphy with
Tc-99m MAA contribution of computer dataprocessing, PI09
Regional blood-flow measurement in rabbit soft-tissue tumor with positron imaging using C'5C>2steady-state and labeled microspheres, 1135
Re: SPECT for assessment of hepatic lesions: itsrole in diagnostic work-up, 746 (le)
Scintigraphy of primary bone neoplasia, P57
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Simultaneous measurement of regional glucosemetabolism and blood How in rat brain withimplanted tumor. PI07
Tc-99m nuclcolides as potential radiodiagnostic
agents Tor tumor imaging. PI26Tumor localization in rodents using radiolabeled
monoclonal antibodies to isoferritin (FEV-212),
P78Tumor targeting by monoclonal antibodies:
specificity in nude mice bearing antigenicallydistinct tumors, P94
Use of dynamic bone scanning in differentialdiagnosis of osteomyelitis, Paget's disease, and
primary bone tumors. P83Use of scintillation probe in operative localization
and resection of bone lesions, P84Use of specific antibody for rapid clearance of
circulating blood background from radiolabeledtumor imaging proteins. P3I
Walker 256 tumor for studying bone imagingagents, P124
Tumor antigenMeasurement of plasma P-97 levels in melanoma
patients using a new radioassay, P35Tumor-seeking agents
Absorbed dose calculations for radiolabeled tumorassociated monoclonal antibodies. P95
Accumulation of Tc(V)-99m dimercaptosuccinic
acid in the medullary thyroid carcinoma, P66Clinical evaluation of In-Ill monoclonal anti-
melanoma antibodies (111 in-anti mei) for
tumor scanning, PI 5Comparison of In-l 11 labeled Fab and whole In-
111 anti-CEA monoclonal antibody (MoAb) innormal mouse: human colon tumor models. P77
Comparison of small vesicle and Ga-67 citrate
uptake by EMT6 tumors. PI 25Comparison of the transport of 42K+, 22Na+,
20ITI+ & «"-Tc-DMPE using human RBCs,
P28Comparison of three methods for DTPA
conjugation to antibody, P31Development of Cu-67 chelate conjugated
monoclonal antibodies forradioimmunothcrapy. P30
Distribution studies of In-Ill macrophages intumor-bearing rats. PI 11
Effect of tumor viability, antibody specificity andchoice of determinant on In-l 11 anti-ceamonoclonal antibody distribution in tumor-
bearing mice. PI 10Estrogen receptor binding radiopharmaceuticals:
II. Tissue distribution of I7a-methylestradiol innormal and tumor-bearing rats, 522
Evaluation of methods for preparation ofradiolabeled monoclonal antibodies, PI23
I i .ih112 fragments of monoclonal antibodies in
tumor bearing mice, P77Human melanoma helerotransplants in nude
mice: tumor-localization of radiolabeleda-aminoisobutyric acid potential agent forimaging with PET, PI 10
Imaging of melanoma with 1-131 monoclonal
antibodies. 123In-111 chelate conjugates of transferrin for tumor
imaging, P32In vivo binding of In-l 11 labeled monoclonal
antibody (MoAb) to a human high molecularweight melanoma-associated antigen (HMW-
MAA), P78Is immunoscintigraphy using radioiodinated
monoclonal antibodies useful to cancerdiagnosis?, PI4
Limitations in imaging of human tumorxcnografts in nude mice with radiolabeledmonoclonal antibodies, P77
Microcirculation of hepatic tumors studied bySPECT and intra-arterial Tc-99m MAA, P51
Model for evaluation of tumor localization oflabeled chcmolhcrapcutic agents, P51
New 99m-Tc(V)DMSA tumor imagingradiopharmaceuticals. with distinctive behaviorfrom renal 99m-Tc-DMSA, PI26
Ovarian cancer: diagnosis using 1-123 monoclonal
antibody in comparison with surgical findings,PI5
Pd-109 labeled monoclonal antibody to humanhigh molecular weight melanoma associatedantigen: potential agent for radiotherapy ofhuman melanoma, P78
Properties of 1-125 labeled 11-/3-methoxy-17-a-iodovinyl estradici (IMOX),
P49Radioimmunodetection and treatment of human
colon cancer in nude mice using a monoclonalantibody, PI 10
Radioimmunodetection of a transplamable humanbladder cancer in a nude (athymic) mousemodel, PI 10
Radioimmunoimaging of experimental syngeneicprostatic adenocarcinoma in rats. PI 02
Sensitivity and specificity of m-iodobenzylguanidine scintigraphy for thedetection of pheochromocytoma, P54
Starch microspheres and quantitative hepaticarterial perfusion scintigraphy in cancerchemotherapy, P51
Tc-99m GHA imaging in lung cancer and benign
lung diseases, 997The Dunning R3327G prostatic adenocarcinoma
tumor model: tumor-localization of radiolabeled
thymidine, potential agent for imaging withPETT, P40
Tumor-imaging potential of liposomes loaded withIn-l 11-NTA: biodistribution in mice, 45
Tumor imaging with monoclonal antibodies, 360Tumor targeting by monoclonal antibodies:
specificity in nude mice bearing antigenicallydistinct tumors. P94
Use of specific antibody for rapid clearance ofcirculating blood background from radiolabeledtumor imaging proteins, P31
Walker 256 tumor for studying bone imagingagents, P124
Xe-133 tumor blood flow and Tc-99m-MAA
perfusion scintigraphy in head and neck tumors,PII2
Tungsten-178Biological fate of W-178 and Ta-178, PI 22
UlcerTagged ulcer-avid material imaging (TUMI):
potent new method for evaluation of pepticulcer disease, P78
Uniformity correctionEffects of improper camera operation on ejection
fraction measurements, P103Urolilhiasis
Clinical studies of renal function during colicattack induced by urolithiasis. P129
Vahular regurgitan! indexRadionuclide techniques for valvular régurgitant
index, 1199 (le)Radionuclide techniques for valvular régurgitant
index (reply), 1200 (le)\ adular régurgitation
Fourier amplitude ratio: new way to assessvalvular régurgitation, 204
VancomycinTherapeutic drug monitoring by RIA plasma
vancomycin in intensive care patients. PI 15Vascular imaging
External imaging of human atherosclerosis. 154Venographv
Re: uptake of Tc-99m MAA by the liver during a
lung scan, 747 (le)Re: uptake of Tc-99m MAA by the liver during a
lung scan (reply), 747 (le)Uptake of Tc-99m MAA by liver during
thromboscintigram/lung scan, 36Ventilation-perfusion studies
Ventilation-perfusion lung scanning in pulmonary
hypertension, PI3Ventilation-perfusion (V/Q) lung studies:
ultilizalion by referring clinicians, P13Ventilation studies
Comparison between sub-micronic aerosol andXc-127 for ventilation images, PI 13
Dependence of distribution of short-lived tracers
on decay. Noncompartmenlal approach, 543(le)
Dependence of distribution of short-lived tracers
on decay. Noncompartmental approach (reply),543 (le)
Patterns of regional ventilation in life-longsmokers and nonsmokers using Kr-81 m:comparison with tests of total lung function.P13
Pulmonary perfusion "without ventilation", 1149
Ventricular filling rateContribution of atrial contraction to left
ventricular filling in patients with CAD, P28Ventricular function
Radionuclide evaluation of ventricular function inpatients with (.-transposition of great arteries,
P87Ventricular \olume
Left ventricular volumes from gated radionuclideventriculograms: attenuation correction infemale and male patients, P27
Reliability of radionuclide absolute leftventricular volume measurements, P27
VentriculographyClinical prediction of left ventricular ejection
fraction (LVEF), P90Clinical validation of totally automated method
for assessing regional left ventricular functionfrom rest/exercise radionuclideventriculography, P53
Do normalized filling rates measured byradionuclide ventriculography actuallyrepresent ventricular filling rates?, P89
Gated blood-pool studies of cardiac function in ratand marmoset. 728
Gold-195m, ultra-short-lived generator-produced
radionuclide: clinical application in sequentialfirst-pass ventriculography, 139
Mitral stenosis: right and left ventricular volumeassessed by radionuclide ventriculography, P27
Multiple gated SPECT ventriculography, P91Multiwire proportional counter gamma camera
and Ta-178 radionuclide. P24
Paradoxic improvement of resting myocardialwall motion abnormalities during exercise, P87
Pinhole radionuclide ventriculography in smallinfants, P32
Radionuclide evaluation of left-ventricularfunction in chronic Chagas' cardiomyopathy,
563Videodensitomelry
Quantitative autoradiography withradiopharmaceuticals, part 1: digital film-analysis system by videodensitometry, 231
Video signalsModified composite video signal generator for
gamma 11 computing system, 838Vitamin H,i
Mismatched serum vitamin B-12 and Schillingtest results: incidence and possible causes, PI 14
In vitro nuclear medicineImmunoassay—is there future role for nuclear
medicine?, 952Wall motionstudies
Intracoronary TI-201 : short acquisition gatedmyocardial scintigraphy, P37
Maintained LV exercise response and regionalwall motion abnormalities in patients ondoxorubicin, P54
Whole-body determinationCorrection of attenuation in whole-body
determination of Co-57 B|2 absorption, 949Whole-body distribution
Effect of carrier amphetamine and Kl on thebiodistribution of iodoamphetamine, PI 18
Whole-body retention testRelative distribution of diphosphonate between
bone and soft tissue at 4 and 24 hr, 208Wilson's disease
Cerebral glucose utilization patterns in Wilson's
disease, P21Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome
Phase analysis in patients with Wolff-Parkinson-
White syndrome with surgically provedaccessory conduction pathways, P27
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Xenon-127Comparison between sub-micronic aerosol and
Xe-127 for ventilation images, PI 13Xenon-133
Cerebral blood-flow tomography: Xe-133compared with isopropyl-amphetamine-l-123,17
Detection of compartmental slippage innoninvasivc rCBF measurements, 1188
Experience with gamma camera measurement ofregional cerebral blood flow, P108
Measurement of myocardial blood flow in manwith Xe-133 during dypridamolc inducedcoronary vasodilation, P75
Pulmonary perfusion "without ventilation", 1149
Significance of collateral circulation on localmyocardial perfusion in canine heart model:implications for investigation of myocardialperfusion imaging agents. P85
Single-photon tomography of regional brain bloodflow in patients with arteriovenousmalformations. PI 05
Sterile Xe-133 in saline for tissue perfusionstudies. 1070
Ventilation-perfusion lung scanning in pulmonaryhypertension, PI3
Xe-133 DSPECT in unilateral ccrebrovasculardisease. Comparative study to transmission CTand x-ray angiography. P6
X-ray fluorescenceThyroid iodine content measured by x-ray
fluorescence in amiodaronc-inducedthyrotoxicosis, 582
Zinc-62Production of Zn-62 and development of Zn-62/
Cu-62 generator system, PI 24Zn-EDDA. new pancreatic agent for functional
studies, PI23
Zine-65 EDDAZn-EDDA, new pancreatic agent for functional
studies, PI23
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1. Title of Publication: The Journal of Nuclear Medicine.1A. Publication Number: 281560.2. Date of filing: Sept. 29, 19833. Frequency of issue: Monthly.3A. Number of issues published annually: Twelve.3B. Annual subscription price: $90 in U.S.A.; $100 Mexico/Canada; $130 Foreign.4. Location of known office of publication: 475 Park Ave. South, New York, NY 10016.5. Location of the headquarters or general business offices of the publishers: 475 Park Ave. South, New York, NY 10016.6. Names and addresses of publisher, editor, and managing editor: Publisher—The Society of Nuclear Medicine, Inc., 475 Park Ave. South,New York, NY 10016; Editor: F.H. DeLand, M.D., University of Kentucky Medical Center, Medical Annex 5, Lexington, KY 40506; ManagingEditor, L. Kosden, The Society of Nuclear Medicine, Inc., 475 Park Ave. South, New York, NY 10016.7. Owner: The Society of Nuclear Medicine, Inc., 475 Park Ave. South, New York, NY 10016. The Society of Nuclear Medicine, Inc., isa nonprofit corporation; there are no stockholders.8. Known bondholders, mortgages, and other security holders owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages,or other securities: None.9. The purpose, function, and nonprofit status of this organization and the exempt status for Federal income tax purposes have not changedduring the preceding 12 months.10. Extent and nature of circulation: (A) Total number of copies printed; average during preceding 12 months—14,425; actual copies printedin September 1983—15,350; (B) Paid circulation: Sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors, and counter sales—none. Mail subscription: average—12,492; actual copies in September 1983—13,282; (C) Total paid circulation: average—12,492; actual copies in September1983—13,282; (D) Free distibution by mail, carrier or other means: samples, complimentary, and other free copies; average—135; actualcopies in September 1983—98 (E) Total distribution: average—12,627; actual copies in September 1983—13,380; (F) Copies not distributed;office use, left over, unaccounted for, spoiled after printing; average—1,798; actual copies in September 1983—1,970. Returns from newsagents—none. (G) Total: average—14,425; actual copies in September 1983—15,350.11.1 certify that the statements made by me are correct and complete; (signed) Laura Kosden, Publications Director.12. In accordance with the provisions of the statute, I hereby request permission to mail the publication named in item 1 at the phasedpostage rates presently authorized by 39 U.S.C. 3626: (signed) Laura Kosden, Publications Director.
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several types of original articles: full length articles, concisecommunications, preliminary notes, case reports, technical notes,letters to the editor, editorials, and solicited articles of generalmedical interest. It is understood that manuscripts submitted forconsideration are original, including illustrations and tables, andthat the material submitted is not under consideration by anotherpublication.
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Sample references arc:/. Bardy A, Fouyc H, Gobin R. et al: Technetium-99m labeling
by means of stannous pyrophosphate: Application to blcomycinand red blood cells. J NucÃMed I6: 435 437, I975
2. Berne E: Principles of Group Treatment, New York, OxfordUniversity Press. 1966, pp 26 28
3. Browncll Gl.: Theory of radioisotopc scanning. In MedicalRadioisotope Scanning, vol I. Vienna, IAEA, I964, pp I IO
4. Clouticr RJ, Edwards CL. Snydcr WS, cds: Medical Radi-onuclides: Radiation Dose and Effects. AEC SymposiumScries 20, CONF-6012I2, Oak Ridge, TN, 1970
5. Pollock, BE: Effect of carbon arc radiation on cardiac outputin dogs, PhD Thesis, Tulane University Medical School, NewOrleans, 1953
6. Snyder WS, Ford MR: A dosimetrie study for the administration of Neohydrin labeled with 2n'Mg and l97Hg. In Health
Physics Dirision Annual Progress Report, Oak Ridge, TN,ORNL4I68, July 31, 1967, pp 267-273
7. Brown HS, Gray CT: New traces in old spaces. J NucÃMed:in press
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