Proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy of brain tumors: an in vitro study.
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Y. Kinoshita | A. Yokota | Y Kinoshita | A Yokota | H Kajiwara | Y Koga | H. Kajiwara | Y. Koga | Yoshimasa Kinoshita | Akira Yokota
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