Tumoural perfusion as measured by dynamic computed tomography in head and neck carcinoma.
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W Van den Bogaert | P Lambin | P. Lambin | B. Verbist | R. Hermans | W. F. Van den Bogaert | C. Weltens | P. Delaere | R Hermans | A Van der Goten | B Verbist | C Weltens | P R Delaere | A. Van der Goten | W. van den Bogaert
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