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Stereotactic Comparison among Cerebral Blood Volume, Methionine Uptake, and Histopathology in Brain Glioma
N. Sadeghi, I. Salmon, C. Decaestecker, M. Levivier, T. Metens, D. Wikler, V. Denolin, S. Rorive, N. Massager, D. Baleriaux and S. Goldman
American Journal of Neuroradiology March 2007, 28 (3) 455-461;
N. Sadeghi
I. Salmon
C. Decaestecker
M. Levivier
T. Metens
D. Wikler
V. Denolin
S. Rorive
N. Massager
D. Baleriaux

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N. Sadeghi, I. Salmon, C. Decaestecker, M. Levivier, T. Metens, D. Wikler, V. Denolin, S. Rorive, N. Massager, D. Baleriaux, S. Goldman
Stereotactic Comparison among Cerebral Blood Volume, Methionine Uptake, and Histopathology in Brain Glioma
American Journal of Neuroradiology Mar 2007, 28 (3) 455-461;
Stereotactic Comparison among Cerebral Blood Volume, Methionine Uptake, and Histopathology in Brain Glioma
N. Sadeghi, I. Salmon, C. Decaestecker, M. Levivier, T. Metens, D. Wikler, V. Denolin, S. Rorive, N. Massager, D. Baleriaux, S. Goldman
American Journal of Neuroradiology Mar 2007, 28 (3) 455-461;
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