Modeling of Tumor Uptake to Determine the Time-Dose-Fractionation Effect in Radioimmunotherapy

An Liu; Lawrence E. Williams; Andrzej J. Demidecki; Andrew A. Raubitshek; Jeffrey Y.C. Wong

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Modeling of Tumor Uptake to Determine the Time-Dose-Fractionation Effect in Radioimmunotherapy

An Liu, Lawrence E. Williams, Andrzej J. Demidecki, Andrew A. Raubitshek and Jeffrey Y.C. Wong

Journal of Nuclear Medicine September 1994, 35 (9) 1561-1562;

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Modeling of Tumor Uptake to Determine the Time-Dose-Fractionation Effect in Radioimmunotherapy

An Liu, Lawrence E. Williams, Andrzej J. Demidecki, Andrew A. Raubitshek, Jeffrey Y.C. Wong

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Sep 1994, 35 (9) 1561-1562;

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Modeling of Tumor Uptake to Determine the Time-Dose-Fractionation Effect in Radioimmunotherapy

An Liu, Lawrence E. Williams, Andrzej J. Demidecki, Andrew A. Raubitshek, Jeffrey Y.C. Wong

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Sep 1994, 35 (9) 1561-1562;

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