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April 1, 1968British journal of surgery

The use of xenon 133 to measure renal blood-flow in patients

Malcolm D. Cosgrove K. Evans M. J. Raphael

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M D Cosgrove, K Evans, M J Raphael; The use of xenon 133 to measure renal blood-flow in patients*, British Journal of Surgery, Volume 55, Issue 4, 6 December 20

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