Assessment of Porcine Bone Metabolism by Dynamic [18F]Fluoride Ion PET: Correlation with Bone Histomorphometry
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Georg A. Becker | Morand Piert | Roland Bares | Anke Stahlschmidt | Hans-Jürgen Machulla | M. Piert | H. Machulla | R. Bares | G. Becker | A. Stahlschmidt | Tilman T. Zittel | Michael Jahn | Gerhard Maier | T. Zittel | M. Jahn | G. Maier
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