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Uptake of Gallium-67 in Colonic and Rectal Tumours
BMJ
doi 10.1136/bmj.3.5825.508
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August 26, 1972
Authors
A. G. Nash
D. R. Dance
V. R. McCready
J. D. Griffiths
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BMJ
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