Detection of One-Millimeter Motion under Conditions Simulating Equilibrium Blood-Pool Scintigraphy

Dennis R. Chapman; Ernest V. Garcia; Daniel S. Berman; Ronald Levy; Kenneth Van Train; Alan D. Waxman

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Detection of One-Millimeter Motion under Conditions Simulating Equilibrium Blood-Pool Scintigraphy

Dennis R. Chapman, Ernest V. Garcia, Daniel S. Berman, Ronald Levy, Kenneth Van Train and Alan D. Waxman

Journal of Nuclear Medicine January 1982, 23 (1) 42-47;

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Detection of One-Millimeter Motion under Conditions Simulating Equilibrium Blood-Pool Scintigraphy

Dennis R. Chapman, Ernest V. Garcia, Daniel S. Berman, Ronald Levy, Kenneth Van Train, Alan D. Waxman

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 1982, 23 (1) 42-47;

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Detection of One-Millimeter Motion under Conditions Simulating Equilibrium Blood-Pool Scintigraphy

Dennis R. Chapman, Ernest V. Garcia, Daniel S. Berman, Ronald Levy, Kenneth Van Train, Alan D. Waxman

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jan 1982, 23 (1) 42-47;

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