Blood cells in nuclear medicine, part II

Recent developments in radiopharmaceutical labelling technology have made it possible to label the cellular components of whol blood without damaging cell viability or integrity. This has opened a whole new field of in vivo investigation to haematologists and nuclear medical scientists. Blood Cells in Nuclear Medicine, Parts I and II contains the collective experience of leading experts in this field and forms a reference work. Both basic science, as applied to labelling, and clinical investigations are fully covered to provide a comprehensive spectrum of information concerning technology and clinical findings. This book is the complement to Blood Cells in Nuclear Medicine, Part I. Cell Kinetics and Bio-distribution, edited by M.R. Hardeman and Y. Najean. These titles are available separately. (orig.)