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Table of Contents

March 1, 2012; Volume 40,Issue 1

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ON THE COVER
This 64-y-old man was being assessed for hypoparathyroidism with 99mTc-sestamibi. After the image was acquired, the first thought was that the wrong radiopharmaceutical had been administered. This possibility was ruled out, and the patient was evaluated for renal obstruction, but none was found. The patient was then given a skeletal survey that was probable for multiple myeloma.
(Cover image courtesy of Sara Mayo, student technologist, and Crystal Garrett, CNMT, St. Vincent's East Hospital, Birmingham, Alabama.)

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Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology: 40 (1)
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Technology
Vol. 40, Issue 1
March 1, 2012
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