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University study uses neutron activation to measure body elements
University of Washington School of Medicine researchers test in vivo neutron activation to quantify bone calcium and other elements. The method uses brief radiation exposure and a whole body counter to assess skeletal mass and bone loss for patients with kidney failure and adrenal tumors.
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University of Washington School of Medicine
Seattle, Wash
Upi
Medical School
University
Nuclear Physics Laboratory
Battelle-Northwest
University Hospital