Whole-body low-dose multidetector row-CT in the diagnosis of multiple myeloma: an alternative to conventional radiography

Marius Horger(University of Tübingen), Claus D. Claussen(University of Tübingen), Ulrike Bross-Bach(University of Tübingen), Reinhard Vonthein(University of Tübingen), Tobias Trabold(University of Tübingen), Martin Heuschmid(University of Tübingen), Christina Pfannenberg(University of Tübingen)
European Journal of Radiology
June 22, 2004
10.1016/j.ejrad.2004.04.015
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