Head Movement in Normal Subjects During Simulated PET Brain Imaging with and without Head Restraint

Michael V. Green; Jürgen Seidel; Stacey D. Stein; Thomas E. Tedder; Kenneth M. Kempner; Caroline Kertzman; Tom A. Zeffiro

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Head Movement in Normal Subjects During Simulated PET Brain Imaging with and without Head Restraint

Michael V. Green, Jürgen Seidel, Stacey D. Stein, Thomas E. Tedder, Kenneth M. Kempner, Caroline Kertzman and Tom A. Zeffiro

Journal of Nuclear Medicine September 1994, 35 (9) 1538-1546;

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Head Movement in Normal Subjects During Simulated PET Brain Imaging with and without Head Restraint

Michael V. Green, Jürgen Seidel, Stacey D. Stein, Thomas E. Tedder, Kenneth M. Kempner, Caroline Kertzman, Tom A. Zeffiro

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Sep 1994, 35 (9) 1538-1546;

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Head Movement in Normal Subjects During Simulated PET Brain Imaging with and without Head Restraint

Michael V. Green, Jürgen Seidel, Stacey D. Stein, Thomas E. Tedder, Kenneth M. Kempner, Caroline Kertzman, Tom A. Zeffiro

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Sep 1994, 35 (9) 1538-1546;

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