Alterations in the expression of vascular endothelial growth factor in the rat brain following gamma knife surgery.

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Hecheng Ren

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Hongwei Zhao

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Lei Cheng

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Lin Ma

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Ming Wei

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Yiqiang Pang

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Yongheng Wang

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10.3892/MMR.2014.2520

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