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Comparison of the Safety of Standard and Triple Dose Gadodiamide Injection in MR Imaging of the Central Nervous System

M. G. Svaland1,
T. Christensen2,
Erik Lundorf3
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Gadodiamide injection at two dose levels in MRI of CNS lesions: a phase-III study

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Gadodiamide injection at two dose levels in MRI of CNS lesions: a phase-III study

Salonen
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Valanne
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Lamminen
3
et al. 1995
Eur. Radiol.
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Safety and Effectiveness of Single- versus Triple-Dose Gadodiamide Injection- enhanced MR Angiography of the Abdomen: A Phase III Double-Blind Multicenter Study

Thurnher1,
Capelastegui2,
Olmo3
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