Changes in regional cerebral blood flow after body image exposure in eating disorders
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Á. Castrejón | J. Toro | Josep Toro | A. García-Vicente | Luis Beato-Fernández | Teresa Rodríguez-Cano | Inmaculada García-Vilches | Ana García-Vicente | Victor Poblete-García | Angel Soriano Castrejon | T. Rodríguez-Cano | L. Beato-Fernandez | I. García-Vilches | V. Poblete-García
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