Tissue damage within normal appearing white matter in early multiple sclerosis: assessment by the ratio of T1- and T2-weighted MR image intensity
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C. Zimmer | M. Mühlau | C. Zimmer | R. Righart | B. Hemmer | J. Kirschke | A. Berthele | D. Buck | P. Schmidt | V. Biberacher | A. Beer | V. Biberacher | P. Schmidt | R. Righart | D. Buck | A. Berthele | J. Kirschke | B. Hemmer | M. Mühlau | A. Beer
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