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Optimization of Automated Quantification of 123I-IBZM Uptake in the Striatum Applied to Parkinsonism

Perry E. Radau, Rainer Linke, Piotr J. Slomka and Klaus Tatsch
Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 2000, 41 (2) 220-227;
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Optimization of Automated Quantification of 123I-IBZM Uptake in the Striatum Applied to Parkinsonism
Perry E. Radau, Rainer Linke, Piotr J. Slomka, Klaus Tatsch
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 2000, 41 (2) 220-227;

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Optimization of Automated Quantification of 123I-IBZM Uptake in the Striatum Applied to Parkinsonism
Perry E. Radau, Rainer Linke, Piotr J. Slomka, Klaus Tatsch
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 2000, 41 (2) 220-227;
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