Tract-specific quantitative MRI better correlates with disability than conventional MRI in multiple sclerosis.
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Tract-specific quantitative MRI better correlates with disability than conventional MRI in multiple sclerosis.
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scientific article published on 12 August 2012
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Tract-specific quantitative MR ...... nal MRI in multiple sclerosis.
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Tract-specific quantitative MR ...... nal MRI in multiple sclerosis.
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Tract-specific quantitative MR ...... nal MRI in multiple sclerosis.
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Tract-specific quantitative MR ...... nal MRI in multiple sclerosis.
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Tract-specific quantitative MR ...... nal MRI in multiple sclerosis.
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Daniel M Harrison
Daniel S Reich
Dzung Pham
John N Ratchford
Navid Shiee
Scott D Newsome
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10.1007/S00415-012-6638-8
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2012-08-12T00:00:00Z