Registration-based mesh construction technique for finite-element models of brains
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Haiying Liu | Derek L. G. Hill | Thomas Hartkens | David John Hawkes | Andrew D. Castellano-Smith | Julia Anne Schnabel | D. Rodney Hose | Walter A. Hall | Charles L. Truwit
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