Multicontrast MR imaging at 7T in multiple sclerosis: highest lesion detection in cortical gray matter with 3D-FLAIR. (Q45818131)

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Multicontrast MR imaging at 7T in multiple sclerosis: highest lesion detection in cortical gray matter with 3D-FLAIR. (English)

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I D Kilsdonk

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W L de Graaf

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A Lopez Soriano

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J J Zwanenburg

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F Visser

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J P A Kuijer

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J J G Geurts

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P J W Pouwels

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C H Polman

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J A Castelijns

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P R Luijten

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F Barkhof

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M P Wattjes

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American Journal of Neuroradiology

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volume

34

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issue

4

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791-796

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Identifiers

DOI

10.3174/AJNR.A3289

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PubMed ID

23042930

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