Potential of hybrid 18F-fluorocholine PET/MRI for prostate cancer imaging

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Thomas de Perrot
Olivier Rager
Max Scheffler
Martin Lord
Marc Pusztaszeri
Christophe Iselin
Osman Ratib
Jean-Paul Vallee
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[1] Geneva University Hospitals and University of Geneva,Division of Radiology
[2] Geneva University Hospitals,Division of Nuclear Medicine
[3] University of Montreal Hospital Center,Division of Nuclear Medicine
[4] Geneva University Hospitals,Division of Clinical Pathology
[5] Geneva University Hospitals,Division of Urologic Surgery
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Prostate; Cancer; PET/MRI; F-Fluorocholine;
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页码:1744 / 1755
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