FDG PET for Diagnosing Infection in Hip and Knee Prostheses: Prospective Study in 221 Prostheses and Subgroup Comparison With Combined 111In-Labeled Leukocyte/99mTc-Sulfur Colloid Bone Marrow Imaging in 88 Prostheses
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A. Salavati | T. Werner | A. Alavi | T. Kwee | H. Zhuang | Wengen Chen | B. Saboury | S. Basu | Rakesh Kumar | J. Garino | C. Nelson | M. Parsons
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