1   Single-photon emission computed tomography gallium scans are encouraged as a valuable adjunct to as

2 tes on angiotensin-converting enzyme levels, gallium scanning, bronchoalveolar lavage, and transbronc

3                      Sequential thallium and gallium scanning helped differentiate tumors from nonmal

4 ective evaluation of sequential thallium and gallium scans in AIDS patients for differentiating intra

5                                              Gallium scans in three masses depicted uptake of radionu

6 of the chest, abdomen and pelvis, MRI scans, gallium scans, lymphangiograms, staging laparatomies and

7                                            A gallium scan performed 48 hr later also showed intense g

8 nts were evaluated for response, including a gallium scan test.

9      On the basis of results at thallium and gallium scanning, the patients were divided into three g

10                    A sequential thallium and gallium scan to specify the nature of the mediastinal ma

11 iency virus (HIV) who underwent thallium and gallium scanning to evaluate intracranial mass lesions f

12 ree limited MRI scans, four bone scans, five gallium scans, two laparotomies and one lymphangiogram.

13                                              Gallium scanning was also performed in three of the four