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Myocardial Perfusion with Rubidium-82. II. Effects of Metabolic and Pharmacologic Interventions
Richard A. Goldstein, Nizar A. Mullani, Salma K. Marani, David J. Fisher, K. Lance Gould and Harold A. O'Brien
Journal of Nuclear Medicine October 1983, 24 (10) 907-915;
Richard A. Goldstein
Nizar A. Mullani
Salma K. Marani
David J. Fisher
K. Lance Gould
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Myocardial Perfusion with Rubidium-82. II. Effects of Metabolic and Pharmacologic Interventions
Richard A. Goldstein, Nizar A. Mullani, Salma K. Marani, David J. Fisher, K. Lance Gould, Harold A. O'Brien
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Oct 1983, 24 (10) 907-915;
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