Morphology and related hemodynamics of the internal carotid arteries of moyamoya patients.

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A Moyamoya Patient with Bilateral Consecutive Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion.Changes to the geometry and fluid mechanics of the carotid siphon in the pediatric Moyamoya disease.

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Jae Seung Bang

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