Exercise Increases the Lung Clearance of Inhaled Technetium-99m DTPA

Michel Meignan; Jean Rosso; Jean Leveau; André Katz; Luc Cinotti; Guy Madelaine; Pierre Galle

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Exercise Increases the Lung Clearance of Inhaled Technetium-99m DTPA

Michel Meignan, Jean Rosso, Jean Leveau, André Katz, Luc Cinotti, Guy Madelaine and Pierre Galle

Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 1986, 27 (2) 274-280;

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Exercise Increases the Lung Clearance of Inhaled Technetium-99m DTPA

Michel Meignan, Jean Rosso, Jean Leveau, André Katz, Luc Cinotti, Guy Madelaine, Pierre Galle

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 1986, 27 (2) 274-280;

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Exercise Increases the Lung Clearance of Inhaled Technetium-99m DTPA

Michel Meignan, Jean Rosso, Jean Leveau, André Katz, Luc Cinotti, Guy Madelaine, Pierre Galle

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 1986, 27 (2) 274-280;

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