LEBERMETASTASEN-DETEKTION VERGLEICH ZWISCHEN NATIVEM ULTRASCHALL, “TISSUE HARMONIC IMAGING” UND ECHOSIGNALVERSTÄRKTEM “WIDE BAND HARMONIC IMAGING”
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Thomas Bernatik | Deike Strobel | Eckhart G. Hahn | Dirk Becker | E. Hahn | D. Strobel | T. Bernatik | D. Becker
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