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Renal and extrarenal handling of a new imaging compound (99m-Tc-MAG-3) in the rat

Müller-Suur et al., 1986

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8213294954736486039
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Müller-Suur R
Müller-Suur C
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European journal of nuclear medicine

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We investigated the renal clearance, the extrarenal clearance, the biodistribution, the plasma extraction ratio and the imaging quality on a scintillation camera of a new substance: 99mTc-mercaptoacetyltriglycine (MAG-3) in rats. Simultaneously 125I-hipputate (OIH) and …
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