Structured curricula in nuclear medicine technology often are inflexible and unable to respond
rapidly to the expansion in complexity and sophistication of nuclear medicine technology. …

A 67-year-old black man with diabetes and a long history of multiple myocardial infarctions
was admitted to the hospital, apparently in congestive heart failure. His ECG findings were …

The continued competency of nuclear medicine technologists was investigated by retesting
previously successful NMTCB candidates and those who gained NMTCB certification by …

The first year of my editorship comes to a close with this issue of the Journal of Nuclear
Medicine Technology. It has been exciting, exasperating, rewarding, and a tremendous learning …

On January 22, 1998, the nuclear medicine community lost one of its pioneering technologists.
Frances Kontzen died in Birmingham, Alabama where she had been a lifelong resident …

Upon admission for gastrointestinal bleeding this 45-year-old white man was found to have
elevated liver function test results (SGOT, alkaline phosphatase, bilirubin). He was referred …

This self-learning guide is designed for individuals entering a health care profession or other
professions who need to understand medical terminology. As the author states, the text is …

Lauriston S. Taylor was the first president of the National Council on Radiation Protection
and Measurements (NCRP), serving from 1964 until lfJ77. To honor Dr. Taylor, the NCRP …

The Nuclear Medicine Procedure Manual includes all commonly perfonned procedures in
nuclear medicine as well as less routine studies. The manual is available in a three-ring …

… Rosenfeld Receives President's Award Sheila Rosenfeld, CNMT received the President's …
Lynn Fulk, outgoing SNM-TS president, selected Rosenfeld in recognition of her continued …