Multimodal coregistration in patients with temporal lobe epilepsy--results of different imaging modalities in lateralization of the affected hemisphere in MR imaging positive and negative subgroups.
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O Ganslandt | C. Nimsky | A. Doerfler | O. Ganslandt | H. Stefan | G. Richter | T. Hammen | T. Kuwert | M. Doelken | T Kuwert | A Doerfler | H Stefan | G Richter | T Hammen | M T Doelken | A Noemayr | C H Nimsky | A. Noemayr
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