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[RI-lymphography using 99mTc-MDP (author's transl)].

H Kobayashi·K Senda·T Sasaki·K Matsubara·O Kaii·S Mashita·T Ishiguchi·A Ohno·S Ohshika·K Ohara·Y Kodama·A Mishima
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H Kobayashi, K Senda, T Sasaki, K Matsubara, O Kaii, S Mashita, T Ishiguchi, A Ohno, S Ohshika, K Ohara, Y Kodama, A Mishima. 1980. [RI-lymphography using 99mTc-MDP (author's transl)].. https://doi.org/10.3769/radioisotopes.29.3_150

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