Radiation exposure from medical imaging: A silent harm?
Authors:
- Mathew MercuriMMMathew Mercuri
- Tej ShethTSTej Sheth
- Madhu K. NatarajanMNMadhu K. Natarajan
- 7 February 2011
- journal article
- Published by CMA Impact Inc. in Canadian Medical Association Journal
- Vol. 183 (4) , 413-414
Abstract
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