Renal Handling of Technetium-99m DMSA: Evidence for Glomerular Filtration and Peritubular Uptake

Menno J. de Lange; Do A. Piers; Jos G. W. Kosterink; Wilma H. J. van Luijk; Sijtze Meijer; Dick de Zeeuw; Gjalt K. van der Hem

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Renal Handling of Technetium-99m DMSA: Evidence for Glomerular Filtration and Peritubular Uptake

Menno J. de Lange, Do A. Piers, Jos G. W. Kosterink, Wilma H. J. van Luijk, Sijtze Meijer, Dick de Zeeuw and Gjalt K. van der Hem

Journal of Nuclear Medicine July 1989, 30 (7) 1219-1223;

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Renal Handling of Technetium-99m DMSA: Evidence for Glomerular Filtration and Peritubular Uptake

Menno J. de Lange, Do A. Piers, Jos G. W. Kosterink, Wilma H. J. van Luijk, Sijtze Meijer, Dick de Zeeuw, Gjalt K. van der Hem

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 1989, 30 (7) 1219-1223;

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Renal Handling of Technetium-99m DMSA: Evidence for Glomerular Filtration and Peritubular Uptake

Menno J. de Lange, Do A. Piers, Jos G. W. Kosterink, Wilma H. J. van Luijk, Sijtze Meijer, Dick de Zeeuw, Gjalt K. van der Hem

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 1989, 30 (7) 1219-1223;

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