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A new 133Xe-radiospirometric multidetector system using microprocessor techniques for immediate evaluation of results. A preliminary report.

A Uusitalo·P Ruotsalainen·H Holli·E Vauramo·T Honkavaara
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A Uusitalo, P Ruotsalainen, H Holli, E Vauramo, T Honkavaara. 1974. A new 133Xe-radiospirometric multidetector system using microprocessor techniques for immediate evaluation of results. A preliminary report.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4620539/

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