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Hippocampal Infolding Angle Changes during Brain Development Assessed by Prenatal MR Imaging
A. Righini, S. Zirpoli, C. Parazzini, E. Bianchini, P. Scifo, C. Sala and F. Triulzi
American Journal of Neuroradiology November 2006, 27 (10) 2093-2097;
A. Righini
S. Zirpoli
C. Parazzini
E. Bianchini
P. Scifo
C. Sala

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A. Righini, S. Zirpoli, C. Parazzini, E. Bianchini, P. Scifo, C. Sala, F. Triulzi
Hippocampal Infolding Angle Changes during Brain Development Assessed by Prenatal MR Imaging
American Journal of Neuroradiology Nov 2006, 27 (10) 2093-2097;
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