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By George A. Beller. 387 pp., illustrated. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1995. $95. ISBN 0-7216-3332-3.

This book is one of several on nuclear cardiology that have been published recently. Yet, this impressive monograph has a number of distinctive features. It was written by a single author who has been intimately involved in the development and validation of many now widely accepted nuclear-cardiology techniques, and who has rigorously tested their clinical usefulness. The author is also a practicing cardiologist. Hence, his textbook focuses on the clinical merits of diagnostic radionuclides.

The book begins with a brief description of the technical aspects of nuclear cardiology, including imaging techniques, from planar to single-photon and positron-emission tomography, and currently . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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