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A non-destructive scattering technique for investigation of pulmonary edema

Sharma et al., 2012

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4781970060343191829
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Sharma A
Singh B
Sandhu B
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Applied Radiation and Isotopes

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In many biomedical studies, the density of a biological system is of great importance to investigate its structure or functioning. In the present work, for the density measurement of lung phantom, the scattering of 59.54 and 662keV gamma photons are studied using HPGe …
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