Multi-detector row CT pulmonary angiography: comparison of standard-dose and simulated low-dose techniques.
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Denis Tack | P. Gevenois | D. Tack | C. Suess | V. De Maertelaer | Viviane De Maertelaer | Pierre Alain Gevenois | Christoph Suess | W. Petit | P. Scillia | P. Muller | Wendy Petit | Pierre Scillia | Patrick Muller | V. de Maertelaer
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