MRI in chronic groin pain: sequence diagnostic reliability compared to systematic surgical assessment.

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Benjamin Dallaudiere

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Charbel Mounayer

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Christina Iosif

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Emmanuel Ducouret

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François Dalmay

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Gilles Reboul

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Lionel Pesquer

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10.1007/S00256-017-2824-1

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