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Reproducibility and Discriminating Ability of Fluorine-18-6-Fluoro-L-Dopa PET in Parkinson's Disease

François J.G. Vingerhoets, Michael Schulzer, Thomas J. Ruth, James E. Holden and Barry J. Snow
Journal of Nuclear Medicine March 1996, 37 (3) 421-426;
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Reproducibility and Discriminating Ability of Fluorine-18-6-Fluoro-L-Dopa PET in Parkinson's Disease
François J.G. Vingerhoets, Michael Schulzer, Thomas J. Ruth, James E. Holden, Barry J. Snow
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Mar 1996, 37 (3) 421-426;

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Reproducibility and Discriminating Ability of Fluorine-18-6-Fluoro-L-Dopa PET in Parkinson's Disease
François J.G. Vingerhoets, Michael Schulzer, Thomas J. Ruth, James E. Holden, Barry J. Snow
Journal of Nuclear Medicine Mar 1996, 37 (3) 421-426;
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