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Functional molecular imaging in hepatology / editors, Susanne Keiding, Michael S�rensen.

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TextPublication details: [Sharjah, U.A.E.] : Bentham Science Publishers, [2012]Description: 1 online resource (vi, 185 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

1608052907
9781608052905

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DDC classification:

616.0754 23/eng/20230208

LOC classification:

R857.O6

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Summary: "The eBook discusses how the special physiology of the liver must be considered when applying functional molecular imaging in hepatology. The main topics of the eBook include the clinical and scientific use and possibilities of functional molecular imaging for investigations of hepatic blood perfusion, substrate metabolism, and biliary secretion as well as for cancer diagnostics (primary and secondary liver cancers). Functional imaging of changes in cerebral blood perfusion and metabolism in patients with liver diseases is also covered. The eBook is written by internationally renowned experts and is intended for everyone who is interested in hepatology or functional molecular imaging."--Introduction, p. i.

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"The eBook discusses how the special physiology of the liver must be considered when applying functional molecular imaging in hepatology. The main topics of the eBook include the clinical and scientific use and possibilities of functional molecular imaging for investigations of hepatic blood perfusion, substrate metabolism, and biliary secretion as well as for cancer diagnostics (primary and secondary liver cancers). Functional imaging of changes in cerebral blood perfusion and metabolism in patients with liver diseases is also covered. The eBook is written by internationally renowned experts and is intended for everyone who is interested in hepatology or functional molecular imaging."--Introduction, p. i.

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