[Regional effects of craniotomy on cerebral circulation and metabolism: PET study on the un-ruptured aneurysmal surgery].
Takeo Abumiya(Hokkaido University), Kazunori Uemura(National Cerebral and Cardiovascular Center), Akiko Suzuki(University of Michigan), Ken Asakura, Ichiro SAYAMA, H Hadeishi, F Shishido, N Yasui, Makoto Mizuno(The University of Tokyo)
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September 1, 1990
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