April 1, 1966American Journal of Roentgenology

Pathologic Studies Following Magnetic Control of Metallic Iron Particles in the Lymphatic and Vascular System of Dogs as a Contrast and Isotopic Agent

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PATHOLOGIC STUDIES FOLLOWING MAGNETIC CONTROL OF METALLIC IRON PARTICLES IN THE LYMPHATIC AND VASCULAR SYSTEM OF DOGS AS A CONTRAST AND ISOTOPIC AGENTPHILLIP H. MEYERS, M.D., CHARLES M. NICE, JR., M.D., PH.D., GEORGE R. MECKSTROTH, PH.D., HAL C. BECKER, M.S., PHYLLIS J. MOSER, B.A., R.T. and MELVIN GOLDSTEIN, M.S.Audio Available | Share

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Pathologic Studies Following Magnetic Control of Metallic Iron Particles in the Lymphatic and Vascular System of Dogs as a Contrast and Isotopic Agent

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