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Comparison of T2 lesion volume and magnetization transfer ratio histogram analysis and of atrophy and measures of lesion burden in patients with multiple sclerosis.

M D Phillips, R I Grossman, Y Miki, L Wei, D L Kolson, M A van Buchem, M Polansky, J C McGowan and J K Udupa
American Journal of Neuroradiology June 1998, 19 (6) 1055-1060;
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M D Phillips, R I Grossman, Y Miki, L Wei, D L Kolson, M A van Buchem, M Polansky, J C McGowan, J K Udupa
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Comparison of T2 lesion volume and magnetization transfer ratio histogram analysis and of atrophy and measures of lesion burden in patients with multiple sclerosis.
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American Journal of Neuroradiology Jun 1998, 19 (6) 1055-1060;
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