Full-body low radiation radiography (Lodox)—A safe drug detection device in body packers?
Authors:
- F.M. KlenkeFKF.M. Klenke
- D.S. EvangelopoulosDED.S. Evangelopoulos
- H. ZimmermannHZH. Zimmermann
- A.K. ExadaktylosAEA.K. Exadaktylos
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