Rapid quantitative CBF and CMRO 2 measurements from a single PET scan with sequential administration of dual
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Takuya Hayashi | H. Watabe | H. Iida | H. Moriwaki | K. Iihara | K. Fukushima | N. Teramoto | K. Koshino | N. Kudomi | Y. Hirano
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