Sensory gating in chronic posttraumatic stress disorder: reduced auditory p50 suppression in combat veterans
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George Fein | Daniel S Weiss | Charles R Marmar | G. Fein | D. Weiss | C. Marmar | T. Neylan | D. Fletcher | M. Lenoci | Thomas C Neylan | Maryann Lenoci | Frank B Schoenfeld | Daniel J Fletcher | Keith McCallin | F. Schoenfeld | K. McCallin
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