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Quantitative Assessment of the Time Course of Infarct Signal Intensity on Diffusion-Weighted Images

James D. Eastwood, Stefan T. Engelter, James F. MacFall, David M. Delong and James M. Provenzale
American Journal of Neuroradiology April 2003, 24 (4) 680-687;
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James D. Eastwood, Stefan T. Engelter, James F. MacFall, David M. Delong, James M. Provenzale
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