doi: 10.1016/s1076-6332(96)80542-3.
Development of biodegradable ioxilan carbonate particles for contrast enhancement of the liver in computed tomography scanning: toxicity assessment
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Development of biodegradable ioxilan carbonate particles for contrast enhancement of the liver in computed tomography scanning: toxicity assessment
Acad Radiol.
1996 Aug.
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