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Positron imaging systems provide a unique and powerful means to examine the spatial and temporal course of radiopharmaceuticals in the body to observe normal and abnormal physiology in vivo. The information so obtained in conventional or transverse section mode complements the information on structure obtained from conventional x-ray and computerized tomography (CT) imaging. Powerful instruments are now available to provide high resolution conventional and transverse section positron images.
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