Quantification of Cerebral Blood Flow and Oxygen Metabolism with 3-Dimensional PET and 15O: Validation by Comparison with 2-Dimensional PET
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Akihiro Ishikawa | Eku Shimosegawa | Masanobu Ibaraki | Shuichi Miura | Tetsuro Mizuta | Shigeki Sugawara | Masaharu Amano | E. Shimosegawa | S. Miura | A. Ishikawa | M. Ibaraki | T. Mizuta | M. Amano | S. Sugawara
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