Quantitative t2 values predict time from symptom onset in acute stroke patients.
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Kim Mouridsen | Götz Thomalla | Jens Fiehler | Susanne Siemonsen | Brigitte Holst | Jürgen Finsterbusch | Thorsten Ries | J. Finsterbusch | K. Mouridsen | L. Ostergaard | G. Thomalla | J. Fiehler | T. Ries | S. Siemonsen | Leif Ostergaard | B. Holst
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