Three-dimensional proton MR spectroscopic imaging of premature and term neonates.
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D B Vigneron | A J Barkovich | R. Henry | D. Vigneron | A. Barkovich | J. C. Partridge | S. Noworolski | D. Ferriero | M. H. von dem Bussche | Y. Lu | G. Gregory | S M Noworolski | R G Henry | Y Lu | G Gregory | D M Ferriero | J C Partridge | M von dem Bussche | J. Partridge | Donna M. Ferriero | Roland G. Henry | Mary H. von dem Bussche | Ying Lu | George A. Gregory
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