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An evaluation of the 24-hour RAIU test performed with an Anger camera and a pinhole collimator

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Prince, JR; Dukstein, WG; White, WE; Sullivan, D

Published in: Clinical Nuclear Medicine

1979

RAIU measurements obtained with a conventional thyroid uptake probe have been compared with those obtained with an Anger camera and a pinhole collimator. Although the field distribution for the pinhole collimator deviates markedly from the IAEA recommendations, the group data from the comparative measurements in this series were identical, with a confidence level of only 99%. However, in several cases the data from differing measurement regimes for individuals varied markedly.

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Author Daniel Carl Sullivan Radiology

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Clinical Nuclear Medicine

Publication Date

1979

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471 / 475

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Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging
1103 Clinical Sciences

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Prince, J. R., Dukstein, W. G., White, W. E., & Sullivan, D. (1979). An evaluation of the 24-hour RAIU test performed with an Anger camera and a pinhole collimator. Clinical Nuclear Medicine, 4(11), 471–475.

Prince, J. R., W. G. Dukstein, W. E. White, and D. Sullivan. “An evaluation of the 24-hour RAIU test performed with an Anger camera and a pinhole collimator.” Clinical Nuclear Medicine 4, no. 11 (1979): 471–75.

Prince JR, Dukstein WG, White WE, Sullivan D. An evaluation of the 24-hour RAIU test performed with an Anger camera and a pinhole collimator. Clinical Nuclear Medicine. 1979;4(11):471–5.

Prince, J. R., et al. “An evaluation of the 24-hour RAIU test performed with an Anger camera and a pinhole collimator.” Clinical Nuclear Medicine, vol. 4, no. 11, 1979, pp. 471–75.

Prince JR, Dukstein WG, White WE, Sullivan D. An evaluation of the 24-hour RAIU test performed with an Anger camera and a pinhole collimator. Clinical Nuclear Medicine. 1979;4(11):471–475.