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We have developed coded-aperature γ-ray imaging devices which are small enough to be incorporated in medical probes that are inserted into the upper or lower gastrointestinal tract to image concentrations of tumor-seeking radiotracers. We have designed two different types of imaging probes, rotating and nonrotating, and have constructed and tested prototypes of each.
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