OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION EXPOSURE DOSE OF THE EYE IN DEPARTMENT OF CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIA PHYSICIAN.
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H. Toyoshima | T. Kinoshita | K. Chida | Takato Ishida | Mamoru Kato | H. Oosaka | Y. Abe | K. Terata | F. Sasaki
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