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Magnetic resonance imaging may be a useful modality for targeting "true" ischemia in stroke prevention and a surrogate marker for limiting sample size requirement for a trial
Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:
Subramaniam, S
,
Gagnon, A
,
Coutts, S
,
Sohn, C
,
Kennedy, J
,
Simon, J
,
Roy, J
,
Palumbo, V
,
Eliasziw, M
,
Buchan, A
,
Demchuk, A
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2005
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