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Transluminal color-coded three-dimensional magnetic resonance angiography for visualization of signal intensity distribution pattern within an unruptured cerebral …

Satoh et al., 2004

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9147287925328446114
Author
Satoh T
Ekino C
Ohsako C
Publication year
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Neuroradiology

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The natural history of unruptured cerebral aneurysm is not known; also unknown is the potential growth and rupture in any individual aneurysm. The authors have developed transluminal color-coded three-dimensional magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) …
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