Visualization of Altered Neurovascular Coupling in Chronic Stroke Patients using Multimodal Functional MRI
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Heidi Johansen-Berg | Leif Østergaard | Peter Jezzard | Charlotte J Stagg | Jacinta O'Shea | Bradley J MacIntosh | Manus J Donahue | H. Johansen-Berg | P. Jezzard | M. Donahue | L. Østergaard | C. Stagg | B. MacIntosh | J. Blicher | J. O'Shea | Jakob U Blicher | J. O’Shea
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