[The output/volume ratio, fundamental data in quantitative radiography].
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F DI PIETRANTONJ
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[Comparison between radiocardiographic tracings registered simultaneously by two scintillators placed in 2 orthogonal positions on the thorax].
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[Determination of fecal urobilinogen. I. Investigation on the comparison between the methods of Watson (1936) and Maclagan (1947)].
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[The determination of fecal urobilinogen. Note II. Influence of the method of feces sampling].
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[The elimination with the urine of chromium 51 introduced into the human organism as a tracer for erythrocytes].
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[Determination of fecal urobilinogen in evaluation of hemolysis; comparative study by means of labeling erythrocytes with radiochromium].
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[The output/volume relationship].
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[The metabolism of sodium and potassium studied with Na-22 and Rb-86 in hypertensives treated with chlorothiazide].
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[Discussion on methods of measurement of cerebral blood flow in man: recent research on the possibility of use of iodated human radioalbumin and surface counters].
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[Water-salt exchange studied with radioactive isotopes. II. Sodium (Na22) and potassium (Rb86) exchange in a patient with bone metastases of breast carcinoma treated with cobalt therapy].
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[Rate of renal excretion of some electrolytes studied by the use of radioactive tracers in normal and neophropathic humans].
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