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Myocardial Clearance Kinetics of Technetium-99m-SQ30217: A Marker of Regional Myocardial Blood Flow
Richard E. Stewart, Markus Schwaiger, Gary D. Hutchins, Ping-Chun Chiao, Kim P. Gallagher, Ngoc Nguyen, Neil A. Petry and W. Leslie Rogers
Journal of Nuclear Medicine July 1990, 31 (7) 1183-1190;
Richard E. Stewart
Markus Schwaiger
Gary D. Hutchins
Ping-Chun Chiao
Kim P. Gallagher
Ngoc Nguyen
Neil A. Petry
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Myocardial Clearance Kinetics of Technetium-99m-SQ30217: A Marker of Regional Myocardial Blood Flow
Richard E. Stewart, Markus Schwaiger, Gary D. Hutchins, Ping-Chun Chiao, Kim P. Gallagher, Ngoc Nguyen, Neil A. Petry, W. Leslie Rogers
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jul 1990, 31 (7) 1183-1190;
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