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Photon-counting CT Material Decomposition: Initial Experience in Assessing Adrenal Adenoma

Overview
Journal Radiology
Specialty Radiology
Date 2022 Aug 23
PMID 35997606
Authors
Simon Lennartz
Denise Schoenbeck
Jan Robert Kroger
Jan Borggrefe
Julius Henning Niehoff
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Abstract

See also the editorial by Pourmorteza in this issue.

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