Intrinsic brain activity as a diagnostic biomarker in children with benign epilepsy with centrotemporal spikes
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Wei Liao | Gong-Jun Ji | Yu-Feng Zang | Svetlana V Shinkareva | Yang Yu | Yihong Zhu | Jue Wang | S. Shinkareva | Y. Zang | W. Liao | Gong-Jun Ji | Yangyang Yu | Ye-Lei Tang | Jue Wang | Zhong-Jin Wang | Ye-Lei Tang | Yihong Zhu | Zhong-jin Wang
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