Modeling the respiratory motion of solitary pulmonary nodules for investigating SPECT tumor imaging
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Michael A. King | Howard C. Gifford | P. H. Pretorius | Manoj Narayanan | E. A. Hoffman | M. S. Smyczynski | William P. Segars | Troy Farncombe | B.M.W. Tsui
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