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MIRD Pamphlet No. 16: Techniques for Quantitative Radiopharmaceutical Biodistribution Data Acquisition and Analysis for Use in Human Radiation Dose Estimates

Jeffry A. Siegel, Stephen R. Thomas, James B. Stubbs, Michael G. Stabin, Marguerite T. Hays, Kenneth F. Koral, James S. Robertson, Roger W. Howell, Barry W. Wessels, Darrell R. Fisher, David A. Weber and A. Bertrand Brill
Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 1999, 40 (2) 37S-61S;
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MIRD Pamphlet No. 16: Techniques for Quantitative Radiopharmaceutical Biodistribution Data Acquisition and Analysis for Use in Human Radiation Dose Estimates
Jeffry A. Siegel, Stephen R. Thomas, James B. Stubbs, Michael G. Stabin, Marguerite T. Hays, Kenneth F. Koral, James S. Robertson, Roger W. Howell, Barry W. Wessels, Darrell R. Fisher, David A. Weber, A. Bertrand Brill
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MIRD Pamphlet No. 16: Techniques for Quantitative Radiopharmaceutical Biodistribution Data Acquisition and Analysis for Use in Human Radiation Dose Estimates
Jeffry A. Siegel, Stephen R. Thomas, James B. Stubbs, Michael G. Stabin, Marguerite T. Hays, Kenneth F. Koral, James S. Robertson, Roger W. Howell, Barry W. Wessels, Darrell R. Fisher, David A. Weber, A. Bertrand Brill
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