Spurious Thyroid Cancer Metastasis: Saliva Contamination Artifact in High Dose Iodine-131 Metastases Survey

Hee-Myung Park; Robert D. Tarver; Donald S. Schauwecker; Robert Burt

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Spurious Thyroid Cancer Metastasis: Saliva Contamination Artifact in High Dose Iodine-131 Metastases Survey

Hee-Myung Park, Robert D. Tarver, Donald S. Schauwecker and Robert Burt

Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 1986, 27 (5) 634-636;

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Spurious Thyroid Cancer Metastasis: Saliva Contamination Artifact in High Dose Iodine-131 Metastases Survey

Hee-Myung Park, Robert D. Tarver, Donald S. Schauwecker, Robert Burt

Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 1986, 27 (5) 634-636;

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Spurious Thyroid Cancer Metastasis: Saliva Contamination Artifact in High Dose Iodine-131 Metastases Survey

Hee-Myung Park, Robert D. Tarver, Donald S. Schauwecker, Robert Burt

Journal of Nuclear Medicine May 1986, 27 (5) 634-636;

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