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Acoustical Imaging: Theory Limitations and Relationships to other Imaging Modalitiesor flow studies and for imaging. Ultrasonic methods, which are generally limited to the study of soft tissues, provide information which may be complementary to that obtainable with other diagnostic techniques; but they compete for financial resources, and the technologies are continuously changing.

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Positron Emission Tomography (PET)lly in the form of a selected radiopharmaceutical prior to the imaging procedure. Yet a number of specific features endow PET with a distinct identity within the broader category of nuclear medicine imaging.