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[Dead time correction in positron emission tomography--a method using single photon rate].

M Senda·Y Yonekura·T Mukai·T Fujita·K Torizuka
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M Senda, Y Yonekura, T Mukai, T Fujita, K Torizuka. 1987. [Dead time correction in positron emission tomography--a method using single photon rate].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3500340/

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