Diffusion MRI-based cortical complexity alterations associated with executive function in multiple sclerosis.
Lisa Cipolotti(Federation of European Biochemical Societies), Pankaj Daga(Simulations Plus (United States)), Torben Schneider(University of Siena), Nils Muhlert(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Sébastien Ourselin(King's College London), Hamied Haroon(Manchester Academic Health Science Centre), Declan Chard(National Institute for Health and Care Research), Varun Sethi(Capital Medical University), David H. Miller(National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery), Geoff J.M. Parker(Unknown), María A. Ron(University of London), Claudia A. M. Gandini Wheeler‐Kingshott(Queen Mary University of London)
Journal of Magnetic Resonance
January 1, 2013
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