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Research ArticleDiagnostic Nuclear Medicine

The Radionuclide Ejection Fraction: A Comparison of Three Radionuclide Techniques with Contrast Angiography

Edward D. Folland, Glen W. Hamilton, Steven M. Larson, J. Ward Kennedy, David L. Williams and James L. Ritchie
Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 1977, 18 (12) 1159-1166;
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Edward D. Folland, Glen W. Hamilton, Steven M. Larson, J. Ward Kennedy, David L. Williams, James L. Ritchie
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1977, 18 (12) 1159-1166;

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The Radionuclide Ejection Fraction: A Comparison of Three Radionuclide Techniques with Contrast Angiography
Edward D. Folland, Glen W. Hamilton, Steven M. Larson, J. Ward Kennedy, David L. Williams, James L. Ritchie
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1977, 18 (12) 1159-1166;
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