Perfusion computed tomography: Prediction of final infarct extent and stroke outcome

Mark Parsons(UNSW Sydney), Christopher Levi(John Hunter Hospital), Siva Rajaratnam(John Hunter Hospital), Virgil Chan(John Hunter Hospital), Grant A. Bateman(John Hunter Hospital), Elizabeth Pepper(Eisenhower Medical Center), Sabbir Siddique(John Hunter Hospital)

Annals of Neurology

October 20, 2005

10.1002/ana.20638

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