Frontal lobe function in bipolar disorder: A multichannel near-infrared spectroscopy study
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Masaki Kameyama | Makoto Ito | Masato Fukuda | Yutaka Yamagishi | Toshimasa Sato | Toru Uehara | Tomohiro Suto | Masahiko Mikuni | Makoto Ito | M. Fukuda | T. Suto | T. Uehara | M. Mikuni | Toshimasa Sato | M. Kameyama | Y. Yamagishi | Tomohiro Suto | Yutaka Yamagishi
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