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Imaging Brain Function,g and measuring local physiological function. The mathematical models required for calculation of physiological parameters are described in section 4.9. Tables 3.1–3.3 provide an overview of tracers, their targets, and the references to sections in the text for clinical applications, physiology, and modeling.

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Clinical Studies,evastating impact of the disease and the costs of long-term care, have made AD an increasing public health concern. Therefore, it is not surprising that AD has long been a subject of functional brain imaging studies.

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Book 2004unmatched by other imaging modalities. When PETwas introduced into medicine more than 25years ago, the first organ of major interest was the brain. Since then, PET has flourished as an extremely powerful and versatile tool in scientific brain studies, whereas its use as a diagnostic tool in clinical

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Introduction, PET into clinical studies. Thus, in this book we review PET in neuroscience, with particular emphasis on findings that indicate its potential for improving diagnosis and treatment in neurology and psychiatry. We want to improve the transferability of the enormous scientific advances in brain PET in