Applicability of the "ten-day rule" to radiopharmaceutical investigations.
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Attitude of Health Personnel↗
Biomedical subjects
R Sear
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The performance of multi-element band displays in radioisotope imaging.
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Radionuclide Imaging↗
Letter: Brain tumor scanning agents.
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Brain Neoplasms↗
The optimum choice of ratemeter time constant in colour scans.
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Color↗
Letter: Radioisotopes and the "10-day Rule".
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Female↗
Letter: The argument for minification.
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Miniaturization↗
Unidirectional versus bidirectional scanning.
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Radionuclide Imaging↗
A digital ratemeter system for rectilinear scanning.
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Humans↗
Extending the dynamic range of the photoscan display.
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Radionuclide Imaging↗
A dual detector system for thyroid uptake measurement.
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Humans↗
Technical improvements in renal scanning.
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Humans↗
Modification of a Picker magnascanner to eliminate scalloping.
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Electronics, Medical↗
The physical basis of the use of rubidium-86 to measure renal blood flow by external scintillation counting.
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Blood Flow Velocity↗
The physiological basis of the use of rubidium-86 to measure renal blood flow by external scintillation counting.
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Animals↗