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EBONI: A tool for automated quantification of bone metastasis load in PSMA PET/CT

Jochen Hammes, Philipp Täger and Alexander Drzezga
Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 2017, jnumed.117.203265; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.117.203265
Jochen Hammes
University Hospital Cologne, Germany
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University Hospital Cologne, Germany
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University Hospital Cologne, Germany
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