Expanding the spectrum of human ganglionic eminence region anomalies on fetal magnetic resonance imaging.

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Andrea Righini

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Cecilia Parazzini

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Francesca Inverardi

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Gaetano Bulfamante

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Giana Izzo

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Laura Avagliano

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Mariangela Rustico

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10.1007/S00234-015-1622-5

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Carolina Frassoni

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Claudia Cesaretti

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2015-11-25T00:00:00Z

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