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A Graphical Analysis Method to Estimate Blood-to-Tissue Transfer Constants for Tracers with Labeled Metabolites

David A. Mankoff, Anthony F. Shields, Michael M. Graham, Jeanne M. Link and Kenneth A. Krohn
Journal of Nuclear Medicine December 1996, 37 (12) 2049-2057;
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A Graphical Analysis Method to Estimate Blood-to-Tissue Transfer Constants for Tracers with Labeled Metabolites
David A. Mankoff, Anthony F. Shields, Michael M. Graham, Jeanne M. Link, Kenneth A. Krohn
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1996, 37 (12) 2049-2057;

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A Graphical Analysis Method to Estimate Blood-to-Tissue Transfer Constants for Tracers with Labeled Metabolites
David A. Mankoff, Anthony F. Shields, Michael M. Graham, Jeanne M. Link, Kenneth A. Krohn
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Dec 1996, 37 (12) 2049-2057;
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