Demyelination reduces brain parenchymal stiffness quantified in vivo by magnetic resonance elastography
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Ralph Sinkus | Ines Gemeinhardt | Jens Wuerfel | J. Wuerfel | R. Sinkus | D. Petersen | P. Garteiser | I. Gemeinhardt | O. Aktas | Orhan Aktas | T. Prozorovski | K. Schregel | Dirk Petersen | Philippe Garteiser | E. Wuerfel née Tysiak | H. Merz | Katharina Schregel | Eva Wuerfel née Tysiak | Timour Prozorovski | Hartmut Merz
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