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Apparent Diffusion Coefficients in the Evaluation of High-grade Cerebral Gliomas

Mauricio Castillo, J. Keith Smith, Lester Kwock and Kathy Wilber
American Journal of Neuroradiology January 2001, 22 (1) 60-64;
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