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Issues in the Quantitation of Reoriented Cardiac PET Images
William G. Kuhle, Gerold Porenta, Sun-Chen Huang, Michael E. Phelps and Heinrich R. Schelbert
Journal of Nuclear Medicine June 1992, 33 (6) 1235-1242;
William G. Kuhle
Gerold Porenta
Sun-Chen Huang
Michael E. Phelps


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Issues in the Quantitation of Reoriented Cardiac PET Images
William G. Kuhle, Gerold Porenta, Sun-Chen Huang, Michael E. Phelps, Heinrich R. Schelbert
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Jun 1992, 33 (6) 1235-1242;
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