April 1, 1998

Combined CT venography and pulmonary angiography: a new diagnostic technique for suspected thromboembolic disease.

PLPeter LoudUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ZGZ GROSSMANWinthrop-University Hospital DKDonald KlippensteinMoffitt Cancer Center

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Combined CT venography and pulmonary angiography: a new diagnostic technique for suspected thromboembolic disease.P A Loud, Z D Grossman, D L Klippenstein and C E RayAudio Available | Share

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