Diffusion tensor analysis of peritumoral edema using lambda chart analysis indicative of the heterogeneity of the microstructure within edema.
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Yukihiko Fujii | Hitoshi Matsuzawa | Tsutomu Nakada | Ryuichi Tanaka | T. Nakada | Y. Fujii | H. Matsuzawa | I. Kwee | R. Tanaka | Ingrid L Kwee | Ken-ichi Morita | K. Morita
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