Studies on Gallium Accumulation in Inflammatory Lesions: II. Uptake by Staphylococcus aureus: Concise Communication

Shameen Menon; Henry N. Wagner; Min-Fu Tsan

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Studies on Gallium Accumulation in Inflammatory Lesions: II. Uptake by Staphylococcus aureus: Concise Communication

Shameen Menon, Henry N. Wagner and Min-Fu Tsan

Journal of Nuclear Medicine January 1978, 19 (1) 44-47;

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Studies on Gallium Accumulation in Inflammatory Lesions: II. Uptake by Staphylococcus aureus: Concise Communication

Shameen Menon, Henry N. Wagner, Min-Fu Tsan

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 1978, 19 (1) 44-47;

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Studies on Gallium Accumulation in Inflammatory Lesions: II. Uptake by Staphylococcus aureus: Concise Communication

Shameen Menon, Henry N. Wagner, Min-Fu Tsan

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 1978, 19 (1) 44-47;

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