demands multidisciplinary teams with considerable skills to carry out and, above all, interpret the tomograms. Nevertheless, experience from over 50 centres in the world has shown that this essentially non-invasive technique can provide unique quantitative functional information and that it is an important addition to our understanding of the pathogenesis and evolution of human disease.
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