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Radial Width of the Temporal Horn: A Sensitive Measure in Alzheimer Disease

Giovanni B. Frisoni, Cristina Geroldi, Alberto Beltramello, Angelo Bianchetti, Giuliano Binetti, Giovanni Bordiga, Charles DeCarli, Mikko P. Laakso, Hilkka Soininen, Cristina Testa, Orazio Zanetti and Marco Trabucchi
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