Predicted cancer risks induced by computed tomography examinations during childhood, by a quantitative risk assessment approach
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Sophie Ancelet | Dominique Laurier | Marie-Odile Bernier | Bernard Aubert | Neige Journy | Jean-Luc Rehel | Myriam Mezzarobba
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