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Imaging: new insights that pulmonologists should be aware of
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Comparison of the thoracic CT-based computational model with hyperpolarized Xenon-129 MRI and SPECT images to assess pulmonary ventilation in COPD patients
M. Kim (Oxford, United Kingdom), O. Doganay (Oxford, United Kingdom), T. Matin (Oxford, United Kingdom), T. Povey (Oxford, United Kingdom), F. Gleeson (Oxford, United Kingdom)
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International Congress 2019 – Imaging: new insights that pulmonologists should be aware of
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Imaging: new insights that pulmonologists should be aware of
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Airway diseases
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