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Regional pulmonary function evaluation using xenon 133, a scintillation camera, and computer.

M K Loken·J R Medina·J P Lillehei·P L'Heureux·G S Kush·R V Ebert
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M K Loken, J R Medina, J P Lillehei, P L'Heureux, G S Kush, R V Ebert. 1969. Regional pulmonary function evaluation using xenon 133, a scintillation camera, and computer.. https://doi.org/10.1148/93.6.1261

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