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Book Uncertain PD Diagnosis? SPECT Scan Trial

I nearly posted this in the GE Scan thread (thanks, Stitcher), but didn't want it to get lost.

Phase II trial using SPECT imaging at the IND (Yale) for people whose PD diagnosis is uncertain.

http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT00129675

The folks at the IND are wonderful ! I love going there for trials.
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