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Original Articles

Implementing Hybrid CT/PET

The University of Wisconsin Experience

Vinai GondiView further author information
, BS,
Minesh MehtaView further author information
, MD,
Kristin BradleyView further author information
, MD,
Wolfgang TomeView further author information
, PhD,
Bhudatt PaliwalView further author information
, PhD,
Mary BurkhamerView further author information
, RT(T)(R),
Andy HowardView further author information
, MD,
Yvonne PolaView further author information
, MS,
Christine JaskowiakView further author information
, BS,
Scott PerlmanView further author information
, MD, MS &
Patrick TurskiView further author information
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Pages 24-29 | Published online: 31 Jul 2017

References

  • Blumenthal D, Epstein S, and J Maxwell. Commercializing university research: Lessons from the experience of the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. NEJM 1986; 314(25): 1621–6.
  • Howard A, Mehta MP, Ritter MA, et al. The value of PET/CT in gross tumor volume delineation in lung and esophagus cancer. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 2004; 60:S536–7 (Abstract # 2335).

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