Brachial plexus 3D reconstruction from MRI with dissection validation: a baseline study for clinical applications.

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Joris Leijnse

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Joris Van de Velde

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Pieter Vandemaele

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Stephanie Bogaert

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Tom Van Hoof

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Wilfried De Neve

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