Experimental demonstration of noninvasive transskull adaptive focusing based on prior computed tomography scans.
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M Tanter | J F Aubry | M Pernot | J L Thomas | M Fink | J. L. Thomas | M. Fink | M. Tanter | M. Pernot | J. Aubry | J. Thomas | M. Fink
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