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The Use of 11C-Methyl-D-Glucose for Assessment of Glucose Transport in the Human Brain; Theory and Application

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Tracer Kinetics and Physiologic Modeling

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Biomathematics ((LNBM,volume 48))

Abstract

Imbalance between perfusion, transport and metabolism may determine the ultimate damage in ischemic brain disease (1,2). Therefore, for the quantitative assessment of ischemic brain disorders the knowledge of at least two parameters is necessary. One is local perfusion. The second parameter should relate to tissue metabolism, for example, to the glucose utilisation rate (3,4,5) or to the local unidirectional glucose transport rate (6,7,8,9).

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  1. Nuclear Research Center Jülich, University of Dusseldorf, F.R.Germany

    Karel Vyska, Miroslav Profant, Franz Schuier, C. Freundlieb, Anton Höck, Hans-U. Thal, Veit Becker & Ludwig E. Feinendegen

  2. University of Duisburg, F.R.Germany

    Karel Vyska, Miroslav Profant, Franz Schuier, C. Freundlieb, Anton Höck, Hans-U. Thal, Veit Becker & Ludwig E. Feinendegen

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Vyska, K. et al. (1983). The Use of 11C-Methyl-D-Glucose for Assessment of Glucose Transport in the Human Brain; Theory and Application. In: Lambrecht, R.M., Rescigno, A. (eds) Tracer Kinetics and Physiologic Modeling. Lecture Notes in Biomathematics, vol 48. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-50036-7_9

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