205 - Blood pool selection for quantifying lung inflammation via [18F]NOS uptake in nicotine users and healthy humans (ID 1197) - Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2020 Annual Meeting

205 - Blood pool selection for quantifying lung inflammation via [¹⁸F]NOS uptake in nicotine users and healthy humans (ID 1197)

Physics, Instrumentation & Data Sciences -> Data Analysis & Management 205

205 - Blood pool selection for quantifying lung inflammation via [¹⁸F]NOS uptake in nicotine users and healthy humans (ID 1197)

Session Name

Total body PET, dedicated PET and dynamic PET (Data Analysis & Management)

Speakers

R. Doot

Authors

Presentation Topic

Physics, Instrumentation & Data Sciences -> Data Analysis & Management

Presentation Number

205

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