Evaluation of the delivered activity of yttrium-90 resin microspheres using sterile water and 5 % glucose during administration

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Hojjat Ahmadzadehfar
Carsten Meyer
Claus Christian Pieper
Ralph Bundschuh
Marianne Muckle
Florian Gärtner
Hans Heinz Schild
Markus Essler
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[1] University Hospital Bonn,Department of Nuclear Medicine
[2] University Hospital Bonn,Department of Radiology
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Radioembolization; SIR-Spheres; Resin microspheres; Glucose 5 %; Stasis; Backflow; Yttrium-90;
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