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August 1, 2005; Volume 46,Issue 8

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These PET images of 13N-N2 washout in a control pig (top) and an oleic acid-injured pig (bottom) were obtained to assess regional alveolar volume and ventilation. They reveal markedly greater lung density in the injured pig than in the control pig, particularly in dorsal regions.

SEE PAGE 1375.

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Journal of Nuclear Medicine: 46 (8)
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August 1, 2005
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