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Accurate Attenuation Correction Despite Movement during PET Imaging

Jesper L.R. Andersson, Bengt E. Vagnhammar and Harald Schneider

Journal of Nuclear Medicine April 1995, 36 (4) 670-678;

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Jesper L.R. Andersson, Bengt E. Vagnhammar, Harald Schneider

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Apr 1995, 36 (4) 670-678;

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