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. 1990 Feb;58(2):217-8.

Radiation risk to the human conceptus from measurement of maternal tibial bone lead by L-line x-ray fluorescence

J A Kalef-Ezra¹, D N Slatkin, J F Rosen, L Wielopolski

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PMID: 2298579

Radiation risk to the human conceptus from measurement of maternal tibial bone lead by L-line x-ray fluorescence

J A Kalef-Ezra et al. Health Phys. 1990 Feb.

. 1990 Feb;58(2):217-8.

Authors

J A Kalef-Ezra¹, D N Slatkin, J F Rosen, L Wielopolski

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¹ Medical Physics Laboratory, School of Medicine, University of Ioannina, Greece.

PMID: 2298579

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