Published 1986 | Version v1
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NMR studies of cerebral metabolism in vivo

  • 1. Yale Univ. School of Medicine, New Haven, CT

Description

The nature and extent of the potential synergism between PET and NMR methods is not yet well appreciated in the biomedical community. The long-range interest of medical neurobiology will be well served by efforts of PET and NMR scientists to follow each others' work so that opportunities for productive interchange can be efficiently exploited. Appreciation of the synergism by the rest of the biomedical community will follow naturally. PET is said by the people doing it to be still in its infancy, for they are more concerned with advancing their discipline than with admiring its already impressive achievements. On the scale of the same developmental metaphor, many NMR methods for studying the living human brain are still in utero. The best way to provide the reader a sense of the current status and future course of NMR research in medical neurobiology is by discussion of published in vivo studies. Such a discussion, adapted from another article is what follows

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Publishing Information

Publisher
Alan R. Liss Inc.
Imprint Place
New York, NY (USA)
ISBN
0-8451-2723-3
Imprint Title
PET and NMR: New perspectives in neuroimaging and in clinical neurochemistry
Journal Page Range
vp.

Conference

Title
new perspectives in neuroimaging and in clinical neurochemistry.
Acronym
PET and NMR
Dates
15-17 May 1985.
Place
Padua (Italy).