Intradiscal quantitative chemical exchange saturation transfer MRI signal correlates with discogenic pain in human patients
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Debiao Li | G. Pelled | D. Gazit | C. Bresee | Z. Gazit | M. Bez | A. Betts | M. Maya | Zhengwei Zhou | B. Goff | Cody Lynch | Karl A. Lautenschlager | Margaux M. Salas | Grant Schroeder | Pei Han | John P McCallin | Matthew Hoch | H. Gill | Tristan T Lai | Cameron M. Shawver
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