Neonatal tract-based spatial statistics findings and outcome in preterm infants.
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Neonatal tract-based spatial statistics findings and outcome in preterm infants.
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Neonatal tract-based spatial statistics findings and outcome in preterm infants.
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Neonatal tract-based spatial statistics findings and outcome in preterm infants.
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Neonatal tract-based spatial statistics findings and outcome in preterm infants.
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B J M van Kooij
F Groenendaal
I C van Haastert
L S de Vries
M J N L Benders
S J Counsell
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10.3174/AJNR.A2723
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2011-10-13T00:00:00Z