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Journal: Tomography, 2021
Volume: 7
Number: 69

Article: Low kV Computed Tomography of Parenchymal Abdominal Organs—A Systematic Animal Study of Different Contrast Media Injection Protocols
Authors: by Daniel Overhoff, Gregor Jost, Michael McDermott, Olaf Weber, Hubertus Pietsch, Stefan O. Schoenberg and Ulrike Attenberger
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