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Clinical Application of PET for the Evaluation of Brain Tumors

R. Edward Coleman, John M. Hoffman, Michael W. Hanson, H. Dirk Sostman and S. Clifford Schold

Journal of Nuclear Medicine April 1991, 32 (4) 616-622;

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Clinical Application of PET for the Evaluation of Brain Tumors

R. Edward Coleman, John M. Hoffman, Michael W. Hanson, H. Dirk Sostman, S. Clifford Schold

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Apr 1991, 32 (4) 616-622;

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R. Edward Coleman, John M. Hoffman, Michael W. Hanson, H. Dirk Sostman, S. Clifford Schold

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