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Follow-Up MR Imaging in Patients with Pyogenic Spine Infections: Lack of Correlation with Clinical Features
T.J. Kowalski, K.F. Layton, E.F. Berbari, J.M. Steckelberg, P.M. Huddleston, J.T. Wald and D.R. Osmon
American Journal of Neuroradiology April 2007, 28 (4) 693-699;
T.J. Kowalski
K.F. Layton
E.F. Berbari
J.M. Steckelberg
P.M. Huddleston
J.T. Wald

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T.J. Kowalski, K.F. Layton, E.F. Berbari, J.M. Steckelberg, P.M. Huddleston, J.T. Wald, D.R. Osmon
Follow-Up MR Imaging in Patients with Pyogenic Spine Infections: Lack of Correlation with Clinical Features
American Journal of Neuroradiology Apr 2007, 28 (4) 693-699;
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