I-123 iomazenil single photon emission computed tomography for detecting loss of neuronal integrity in patients with traumatic brain injury
Kagari Abiko(Hokkaido University Hospital), Nagara Tamaki(Kyoto College of Medical Science), Chietsugu Katoh(Hokkaido University), Katsunori Ikoma(Hokkaido University Hospital), Kenji Hirata(Hokkaido University), Kentaro Kobayashi(Hokkaido University), Tohru Shiga(Hokkaido University), Yuji Kuge(Hokkaido University)
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