Multiple sclerosis: validation of MR imaging for quantification and detection of iron.
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R Marc Lebel | Alan H Wilman | Ingrid Catz | Derek J Emery | R. Lebel | A. Wilman | D. Emery | I. Catz | K. Warren | Jian-Qiang Lu | Andrew J Walsh | Gregg Blevins | Kenneth G Warren | Amir Eissa | Lothar Resch | A. Walsh | G. Blevins | Amir Eissa | Jian-Qiang Lu | L. Resch | Edward S. Johnson | Edward S Johnson
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