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Mean transit time and functional image in asialoglycoprotein receptor scintigraphy.

Hamphrey R. Ham

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TO THE EDITOR: I read with interest the article of Ohno et al. ([1][1]), and I was rather surprised to see the methodology used for the calculation of mean transit time (MTT). The area-over-height principle for the calculation of MTT is valid for a retention function. The mirror of the wash-in

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TO THE EDITOR: I read with interest the article of Ohno et al. ([1][1]), and I was rather surprised to see the methodology used for the calculation of mean transit time (MTT). The area-over-height principle for the calculation of MTT is valid for a retention function. The mirror of the wash-in

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TO THE EDITOR: I read with interest the article of Ohno et al. ([1][1]), and I was rather surprised to see the methodology used for the calculation of mean transit time (MTT). The area-over-height principle for the calculation of MTT is valid for a retention function. The mirror of the wash-in

Key concepts: Mean transit time, Transit time, Transit (satellite), Asialoglycoprotein receptor, Scintigraphy, Nuclear medicine, Image (mathematics), Function (biology)

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