Significance of Intensity of Delayed Activity During Technetium-99m-RBC Gastrointestinal Bleeding Study

Shiv M. Gupta; Richard P. Spencer; Sin Pui Chak

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Significance of Intensity of Delayed Activity During Technetium-99m-RBC Gastrointestinal Bleeding Study

Shiv M. Gupta, Richard P. Spencer and Sin Pui Chak

Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 1991, 32 (12) 2249-2252;

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Significance of Intensity of Delayed Activity During Technetium-99m-RBC Gastrointestinal Bleeding Study

Shiv M. Gupta, Richard P. Spencer, Sin Pui Chak

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1991, 32 (12) 2249-2252;

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Significance of Intensity of Delayed Activity During Technetium-99m-RBC Gastrointestinal Bleeding Study

Shiv M. Gupta, Richard P. Spencer, Sin Pui Chak

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1991, 32 (12) 2249-2252;

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