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Predicting Language Improvement in Acute Stroke Patients Presenting with Aphasia: A Multivariate Logistic Model Using Location-Weighted Atlas-Based Analysis of Admission CT Perfusion Scans

S. Payabvash, S. Kamalian, S. Fung, Y. Wang, J. Passanese, S. Kamalian, L.C.S. Souza, A. Kemmling, G.J. Harris, E.F. Halpern, R.G. González, K.L. Furie and M.H. Lev
American Journal of Neuroradiology May 2010, DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A2125
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S. Payabvash, S. Kamalian, S. Fung, Y. Wang, J. Passanese, S. Kamalian, L.C.S. Souza, A. Kemmling, G.J. Harris, E.F. Halpern, R.G. González, K.L. Furie, M.H. Lev
Predicting Language Improvement in Acute Stroke Patients Presenting with Aphasia: A Multivariate Logistic Model Using Location-Weighted Atlas-Based Analysis of Admission CT Perfusion Scans
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Predicting Language Improvement in Acute Stroke Patients Presenting with Aphasia: A Multivariate Logistic Model Using Location-Weighted Atlas-Based Analysis of Admission CT Perfusion Scans
S. Payabvash, S. Kamalian, S. Fung, Y. Wang, J. Passanese, S. Kamalian, L.C.S. Souza, A. Kemmling, G.J. Harris, E.F. Halpern, R.G. González, K.L. Furie, M.H. Lev
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