Determining medical decision-making capacity in brain tumor patients: why and how?
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M. J. van den Bent | M. Weller | M. Taphoorn | C. Marosi | R. Henriksson | W. Wick | H. Golla | J. Koekkoek | L. Dirven | S. Veronese | H. Pasman | É. Le Rhun | I. Oberg | M. Bent | A. Pace | R. Rudà | H. Bulbeck | K. Oliver | R. Grant | S. Oberndorfer | A. Rooney | Jane Fleming | S. Kerrigan | T. Walbert | E. Rhun | Ingela Oberg | Wolfgang Wick
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