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Cerebral Perfusion Alterations during the Acute Phase of Experimental Generalized Status Epilepticus: Prediction of Survival By Using Perfusion-Weighted MR Imaging and Histopathology

T. Engelhorn, A. Doerfler, J. Weise, M. Baehr, M. Forsting and A. Hufnagel
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T. Engelhorn, A. Doerfler, J. Weise, M. Baehr, M. Forsting, A. Hufnagel
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