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Origins of intraoperative MRI

Mislow et al., 2010

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8587197483990699282
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Mislow J
Golby A
Black P
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinics

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Successful neurosurgical procedures hinge on the accurate targeting of regions of interest. Resection of brain tumors is enhanced by the surgeon's ability to accurately define margins. Epileptic foci are identified by coregistration of functional and antatomic information, and …
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