Comparison of Cartesian and Non-Cartesian Real-Time MRI Sequences at 1.5T to Assess Velar Motion and Velopharyngeal Closure during Speech
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Steffen E. Petersen | Marzena Wylezinska | Andreia C Freitas | Marc E. Miquel | Andreia C. Freitas | Malcolm J. Birch | S. Petersen | M. Miquel | M. Birch | M. Wylezinska
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