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Richard John Munson, M.D.

Richard John Munson, M.D.

Richard John Munson, M.D.

Neurology, Stroke
  • Locations
    Locations
    A

    Endeavor Health Medical Group

    2180 Pfingsten Rd.
    Suite 2000
    Glenview, IL 60026
    847.570.2570 847.570.2073 fax
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    This location is wheelchair accessible.
    B

    Endeavor Health Medical Group

    9650 Gross Point Rd.
    Suite 3900
    Skokie, IL 60076
    847.570.2750 847.570.2073 fax
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    This location is wheelchair accessible.
    C

    Endeavor Health Medical Group

    2650 Ridge Ave.
    Suite G155
    Evanston, IL 60201
    847.570.2570 847.733.5224 fax
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    This location is wheelchair accessible.
    D

    Endeavor Health Medical Group

    920 Milwaukee Ave.
    Suite 2100
    Lincolnshire, IL 60069
    847.570.2570 847.570.2073 fax
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    This location is wheelchair accessible.
    E

    Endeavor Health Medical Group

    1000 Central St.
    Suite 880
    Evanston, IL 60201
    847.570.2570 847.570.2073 fax
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    This location is wheelchair accessible.
    F

    Endeavor Health Medical Group

    757 Park Ave. West
    Suite 2850
    Highland Park, IL 60035
    847.570.2570 847.570.2073 fax
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    This location is wheelchair accessible.
  • Publications
    Publications

    • Noninvasive CT determination of arterial blood concentration of meglumine iothalamate.

      Journal of computer assisted tomography 1993

      Authors: Lapin GD, Munson RJ, Groothuis DR
      Abstract
      A quantity that often must be determined in physiological imaging studies is the blood concentration of the tracer over time. This is usually performed by direct arterial or venous blood sampling. We studied the relationship between the concentration of meglumine iothalamate in arterial blood and values determined from voxels containing large blood vessels in a series of CT images at the same location over time. After correction for volume averaging based on a single venous blood sample, there was an excellent correlation between the two blood curves. Differences between the curves were shown to be inconsequential by a simulation of transcapillary transport determinations. We thus conclude that determination of plasma concentration from CT images is a reliable technique for CT transcapillary transport studies.
      PMID: 8419417 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
    View more results at PubMed.gov
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