Ultrasound histogram assessment of parotid gland injury following head-and-neck radiotherapy: a feasibility study.
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Xiaofeng Yang | Tian Liu | David S Yu | Srini Tridandapani | Walter J Curran | W. Curran | Xiaofeng Yang | Tian Liu | S. Tridandapani | J. Beitler | David S. Yu | E. Yoshida | Jonathan J Beitler | Emi J Yoshida
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