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X-ray CT and magnetic resonance imagers. Diffusion patterns and policy issues.

E P Steinberg·J E Sisk·K E Locke
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E P Steinberg, J E Sisk, K E Locke. 1985-10-03. X-ray CT and magnetic resonance imagers. Diffusion patterns and policy issues.. https://doi.org/10.1056/nejm198510033131405

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