Improved delineation of brain tumors: an automated method for segmentation based on pathologic changes of 1H-MRSI metabolites in gliomas
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Ewald Moser | Oliver Ganslandt | Rudolf Fahlbusch | Stephan Gruber | Christopher Nimsky | Andreas Stadlbauer | Rolf Buslei | C. Nimsky | E. Moser | O. Ganslandt | R. Fahlbusch | R. Buslei | A. Stadlbauer | S. Gruber
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