Clinical radioimmunoscintigraphy.
In summary, radioimmunoscintigraphy has emerged into clinical practice, has many advantages and relatively few side effects. Its use in the routine practice is not going to be limited to the areas of oncology, but will also be used in other disease states such as infections, thrombus detection and infarcts.
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