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Potential Impact of PET/CT Imaging on Improving Patient Care

Author(s):

Neal Shore, MD, FACS,Brian M. Shuch, MD

Neal Shore, MD, FACS, and Brian Shuch, MD, provide closing thoughts on the potential of PET/CT imaging to improve patient care in kidney cancer.

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