MRI Analysis of the Changes in Apparent Water Diffusion Coefficient, T2 Relaxation Time, and Cerebral Blood Flow and Volume in the Temporal Evolution of Cerebral Infarction Following Permanent Middle Cerebral Artery Occlusion in Rats
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Markus Rudin | Dimitrios Ekatodramis | M. Rudin | A. Sauter | D. Baumann | R. Stirnimann | K. Mcallister | André Sauter | Diana Baumann | Roger Stirnimann | Kevin H. McAllister | D. Ekatodramis
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