Are there useful CT features to differentiate renal cell carcinoma from lipid-poor renal angiomyolipoma?
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Shu-Huei Shen | Hsiao-Jen Chung | Yen‐Hwa Chang | Yen-Hwa Chang | Kuang-Kuo Chen | Ching-Wei Yang | Jia-Hwia Wang | Alex T L Lin | S. Shen | K. Chen | Jia‐Hwia Wang | Hsiao‐Jen Chung | Ching-Wei Yang
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