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Nuclear magnetic resonance: the state of the art from the clinical engineer's viewpoint
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|May 1, 1984
Abstract:
Clinical engineers must understand the present state of the art in nuclear magnetic resonance systems in order to make recommendations on the purchase of these systems.
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