An Improved Tungsten-178/Tantalum-178 Generator System for High Volume Clinical Applications

Jeffrey L. Lacy; Mark E. Ball; Mario S. Verani; Henry B. Wiles; John W. Babich; Adrian D. LeBlanc; Michael Stabin; Leonard Bolomey; Robert Roberts

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An Improved Tungsten-178/Tantalum-178 Generator System for High Volume Clinical Applications

Jeffrey L. Lacy, Mark E. Ball, Mario S. Verani, Henry B. Wiles, John W. Babich, Adrian D. LeBlanc, Michael Stabin, Leonard Bolomey and Robert Roberts

Journal of Nuclear Medicine September 1988, 29 (9) 1526-1538;

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An Improved Tungsten-178/Tantalum-178 Generator System for High Volume Clinical Applications

Jeffrey L. Lacy, Mark E. Ball, Mario S. Verani, Henry B. Wiles, John W. Babich, Adrian D. LeBlanc, Michael Stabin, Leonard Bolomey, Robert Roberts

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Sep 1988, 29 (9) 1526-1538;

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An Improved Tungsten-178/Tantalum-178 Generator System for High Volume Clinical Applications

Jeffrey L. Lacy, Mark E. Ball, Mario S. Verani, Henry B. Wiles, John W. Babich, Adrian D. LeBlanc, Michael Stabin, Leonard Bolomey, Robert Roberts

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Sep 1988, 29 (9) 1526-1538;

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