Methodological consensus on clinical proton MRS of the brain: Review and recommendations
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Anke Henning | Peter R Luijten | Eva-Maria Ratai | Rolf Gruetter | Andrew C Peet | Robert Bartha | Ralph Noeske | Hoby P Hetherington | Peter B Barker | Andrew A Maudsley | Arend Heerschap | Stephan Gruber | Daniel B Vigneron | Nouha Salibi | Martin O Leach | Kejal Kantarci | Martin Wilson | Stefan Posse | Carolyn E Mountford | In-Young Choi | Brian J Soher | Gülin Öz | Ivan Tkáč | Ulrike Dydak | Roland Kreis | Małgorzata Marjańska | Franklyn A Howe | Harish Poptani | Uzay E Emir | Ovidiu Andronesi | Alberto Bizzi | Patrick J Bolan | Kevin M Brindle | Cristina Cudalbu | Ramon G Gonzalez | Rakesh K Gupta | Petra S Huppi | Ralph E Hurd | Risto A Kauppinen | Dennis W J Klomp | Marijn J Kruiskamp | Alexander P Lin | Dieter J Meyerhoff | Paul G Mullins | James B Murdoch | Sarah J Nelson | Julie W Pan | Tom W J Scheenen | Ian C P Smith | R. Kauppinen | T. Scheenen | R. Gonzalez | R. Kreis | S. Nelson | D. Vigneron | R. Gruetter | I. Tkáč | K. Kantarci | A. Bizzi | S. Posse | R. Bartha | A. Henning | P. Barker | U. Dydak | F. Howe | A. Maudsley | A. Heerschap | Rakesh K. Gupta | G. Öz | K. Brindle | C. Mountford | M. Leach | D. Meyerhoff | M. Marjańska | O. Andronesi | P. Luijten | D. Klomp | C. Cudalbu | B. Soher | Martin Wilson | H. Hetherington | P. Mullins | E. Ratai | S. Gruber | P. Bolan | Harish Poptani | P. Huppi | A. Peet | R. Hurd | N. Salibi | U. Emir | I. Choi | I. Smith | J. Murdoch | A. Lin | R. Noeske | Julie Pan | M. Kruiskamp | R. González
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