fMRI of intrasubject variability in ADHD: anomalous premotor activity with prefrontal compensation
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fMRI of intrasubject variability in ADHD: anomalous premotor activity with prefrontal compensation
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fMRI of intrasubject variabili ...... y with prefrontal compensation
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fMRI of intrasubject variabili ...... y with prefrontal compensation
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fMRI of intrasubject variabili ...... with prefrontal compensation.
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fMRI of intrasubject variabili ...... y with prefrontal compensation
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fMRI of intrasubject variabili ...... with prefrontal compensation.
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fMRI of intrasubject variabili ...... y with prefrontal compensation
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Brian S Caffo
Daniel J Simmonds
James J Pekar
Martha B Denckla
Stacy J Suskauer
Stewart H Mostofsky
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10.1097/CHI.0B013E3181825B1F
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2008-10-01T00:00:00Z