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Performance Evaluation of the Pico-Count Flow-Through Detector for Use in Cerebral Blood Flow PET Studies
John R. Votaw and Seth D. Shulman
Journal of Nuclear Medicine March 1998, 39 (3) 509-515;
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Performance Evaluation of the Pico-Count Flow-Through Detector for Use in Cerebral Blood Flow PET Studies
John R. Votaw, Seth D. Shulman
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Mar 1998, 39 (3) 509-515;
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