Comparison of image-derived and arterial input functions for estimating the rate of glucose metabolism in therapy-monitoring 18F-FDG PET studies.
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Jan Pruim | W. Oyen | L. de Geus-Oei | E. Visser | J. Pruim | A. Willemsen | F. Corstens | P. Krabbe | Wim J G Oyen | Paul F M Krabbe | Eric P Visser | Frans H M Corstens | Lioe-Fee de Geus-Oei | Bas A van Hoorn | Emile B Koenders | Antoon T Willemsen | B. V. van Hoorn | E. Koenders
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