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Renal excretion simulating bone disease on bone scans--a technique for solving this problem.

B R Williamson·C D Teates·S T Bray·R F Lees·B Y Croft
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B R Williamson, C D Teates, S T Bray, R F Lees, B Y Croft. 1979. Renal excretion simulating bone disease on bone scans--a technique for solving this problem.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00003072-197905000-00007

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