Whole-body adipose tissue analysis: comparison of MRI, CT and dual energy X-ray absorptiometry.
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L. Lönn | J. Kullberg | H. Ahlström | H. Frimmel | L. Johansson | J. Brandberg | H. Ahlström | L Johansson | H Ahlström | J. Angelhed | L Lönn | J Kullberg | H Frimmel | J Brandberg | J-E Angelhed | E Bergelin | L Strid | L. Strid | E. Bergelin | Lars Lönn | Lena Strid
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