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Is whole body low dose CT still necessary in the era of 18F-FDG PET/CT for the assessment of bone disease in multiple myeloma patients?

Maggialetti et al., 2020

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1759254854776042264
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Maggialetti N
Ferrari C
Nappi A
Quinto A
Rossini B
Zappia M
Minoia C
Guarini A
Brunese L
Rubini G
et al.
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Hellenic Journal of Nuclear Medicine

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Objective: Whole body low dose computed tomography (WBLDCT) is the first-choice imaging modality to identify bone involvement in multiple myeloma (MM). Because the unenhanced LDCT co-registered to positron emission tomography (PET)(LDCT/PET) has …
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