Utility of T2-weighted MRI texture analysis in assessment of peripheral zone prostate cancer aggressiveness: a single-arm, multicenter study
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T. Scheenen | J. Fütterer | T. H. van der Kwast | S. Schoenberg | D. Margolis | T. Helbich | M. Haider | T. Bathen | B. Kiefer | K. Macura | A. Padhani | M. Maas | T. Viset | U. Attenberger | G. Nketiah | P. Baltzer | M. Elschot | K. Selnæs | G. Villeirs | M. Praet | Ulrike I. Pascal A. T. Tone F. Jurgen J. Masoom A. Thomas Attenberger Baltzer Bathen Fütterer Haider | S. Polanec | Heninrich von Busch | S. Schönberg
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