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Methods of diagnosis and anatomical localization of cerebral neoplasms have reached a high level of efficiency. A new method of studying cerebral circulation and metabolism by a simple noninvasive technique of steady-state imaging during the inhalation of radioactive oxygen and radioactive oxygen-labelled CO2 is described. The results of preliminary studies of a group of cerebral neoplasms of various histological types are presented and the implications discussed.
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