Feasibility of simultaneous intracranial EEG-fMRI in humans: A safety study
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John S. Thornton | Roger J. Ordidge | Rachel Thornton | David W. Carmichael | Andrew W. McEvoy | Louis Lemieux | Philip J. Allen | Roman Rodionov | R. Ordidge | L. Lemieux | A. McEvoy | J. Thornton | R. Rodionov | D. Carmichael | R. Thornton | P. Allen
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