Regional cerebral blood flow, blood volume, oxygen extraction fraction, and oxygen utilization rate in normal volunteers measured by the autoradiographic technique and the single breath inhalation method
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Iwao Kanno | Eku Shimosegawa | Jun Hatazawa | Hidehiro Iida | Kazuo Uemura | Kyo Noguchi | Hideaki Fujita | I. Kanno | E. Shimosegawa | J. Hatazawa | H. Fujita | H. Iida | A. Inugami | T. Ogawa | T. Okudera | K. Uemura | M. Murakami | K. Noguchi | Toshio Okudera | Atsushi Inugami | Takao Satoh | Shuhichi Miura | Matsutaroh Murakami | Toshihide Ogawa | Yasuaki Shohji | T. Satoh | S. Miura | Y. Shohji
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