Radiological Lung-Function Studies

Steiner, R. E.; Laws, J. W.; Gilbert, Jennifer L.; McDonnell, MJ

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(60)92128-0

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“…(2) Location of very small lesions and structures (and correlation of their radiological and histological features). ( 3 al. 1960al.…”

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The Use of X-rays as a Research Instrument [Summary]

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1965

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

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“…(2) Location of very small lesions and structures (and correlation of their radiological and histological features). ( 3 al. 1960al.…”

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confidence: 99%

The Use of X-rays as a Research Instrument [Summary]

Trapnell

1965

Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine

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“…J. Radiol. 36, 660 (1964) Thorax (1) Pulmonary Ventilation It has been shown that variations in radiographic density of the lungs during respiration and during various phases of the cardiac cycle can be recorded by photodensitometry (Marchal & Marchal 1955, Marchal et al 1959, Steiner et al 1960, Oderr 1964).…”

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