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9 November, 05:45

PET is combined with some current imaging techniques to produce both functional and anatomical information. One of these combined approaches involves an increase in the ionizing radiation experienced by the patient. Which hybrid technique is this? PET/CT PET/MRI PET/Ultrasound

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