The clinical utility of visual evaluation of scintigraphic perfusion patterns for Alzheimer's disease using I-123 IMP SPECT. [electronic resource]

By:

Ishii, K

Contributor(s):

Mori, E
Kitagaki, H
Sakamoto, S
Yamaji, S
Imamura, T
Ikejiri, Y
Kono, M

Producer: 19960904Description: 106-10 p. digitalISSN:

0363-9762

Subject(s):

Aged
Alzheimer Disease -- diagnostic imaging
Amphetamines
Brain -- diagnostic imaging
Cognition Disorders -- diagnostic imaging
Dementia -- diagnostic imaging
Diagnosis, Differential
Female
Humans
Iodine Radioisotopes
Iofetamine
Middle Aged
Sensitivity and Specificity
Tomography, Emission-Computed, Single-Photon

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In: Clinical nuclear medicine vol. 21

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The clinical utility of visual evaluation of scintigraphic perfusion patterns for Alzheimer's disease using I-123 IMP SPECT.

APA

Ishii K., Mori E., Kitagaki H., Sakamoto S., Yamaji S., Imamura T., Ikejiri Y. & Kono M. (19960904). The clinical utility of visual evaluation of scintigraphic perfusion patterns for Alzheimer's disease using I-123 IMP SPECT. : Clinical nuclear medicine.

Chicago

Ishii K, Mori E, Kitagaki H, Sakamoto S, Yamaji S, Imamura T, Ikejiri Y and Kono M. 19960904. The clinical utility of visual evaluation of scintigraphic perfusion patterns for Alzheimer's disease using I-123 IMP SPECT. : Clinical nuclear medicine.

Harvard

Ishii K., Mori E., Kitagaki H., Sakamoto S., Yamaji S., Imamura T., Ikejiri Y. and Kono M. (19960904). The clinical utility of visual evaluation of scintigraphic perfusion patterns for Alzheimer's disease using I-123 IMP SPECT. : Clinical nuclear medicine.

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Ishii K, Mori E, Kitagaki H, Sakamoto S, Yamaji S, Imamura T, Ikejiri Y and Kono M. The clinical utility of visual evaluation of scintigraphic perfusion patterns for Alzheimer's disease using I-123 IMP SPECT. : Clinical nuclear medicine. 19960904.

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