Decreased Quantitative Cerebral Blood Volume Is Associated With Poor Outcomes in Large Core Patients
Vivek Yedavalli(Morgan State University), R. Llinás(Johns Hopkins University), Argye E. Hillis(Johns Hopkins University), Tobias D. Faizy(University of Münster), Hanzhang Lu(Kennedy Krieger Institute), Gregory W. Albers(Stanford University), Hamza Salim(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Nimer Adeeb(Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center), Dhairya A. Lakhani(West Virginia University), Kambiz Nael(University of California, San Francisco), Adam A. Dmytriw(St. Michael's Hospital), Francis Deng(Johns Hopkins University), Janet Mei(Johns Hopkins University), Aneri Balar(Johns Hopkins University), Victor Urrutia(Johns Hopkins University), Elisabeth B. Marsh, Adrien Guenego(Erasmus Hospital), Basel Musmar(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), Licia Luna(Johns Hopkins University), Meisam Hoseinyazdi(Johns Hopkins University), Nathan Hyson(Johns Hopkins University), Jeremy J. Heit(Stanford University)
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