Predictors of Epileptic Seizures and Ability to Work in Supratentorial Cavernous Angioma Located Within Eloquent Brain Areas.
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H. Duffau | E. Mandonnet | L. Capelle | E. Dezamis | M. Tate | B. Meyer | C. Papagno | N. Reyns | S. Sarubbo | F. Chioffi | L. Bello | S. Krieg | G. Spena | M. Rossi | D. Fontaine | J. Martino | S. G. Robles | M. Zanello | P. Metellus | P. D. W. Hamer | J. Pallud | A. Smits | B. Rydenhag | R. Corns | H. Colle | D. Bresson | J. Goodden | C. Schichor | A. Roux | M. Nibali | Johannes C. Baaijen | M. Wostrack | V. Visser | M. Wager | D. Colle | E. Robert | B. Noens | P. Muller | Natan Yusupov | Lara Galbarritu | Carlos Bucheli | Edurne Ruiz de Gopegui | M. C. Nibali
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