Promoting the use of the PI-QUAL score for prostate MRI quality: results from the ESOR Nicholas Gourtsoyiannis teaching fellowship
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Steven L. Chang | C. Westin | F. Fennessy | C. Tempany | J. Tokuda | F. Giganti | C. Moore | M. Emberton | A. Cole | A. Fedorov | C. Allen | A. Kirkham | A. Ambrosi | N. Frego | V. Kasivisvanathan | M. Labban | D. Wollin | Deepa Krishnaswamy | Logan G. Briggs | Timothy Clinton | Pedro Lopes Da Frota Moreira | Mariana Costa Bernardes | B. Langbein | Joy S. Badaoui | Andrey Fedorov | M. Bernardes
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