Near-Term Decrease in Brain Volume Following Mild Traumatic Injury Is Detectible in the Context of Preinjury Volumetric Stability: Neurobiologic Insights From Analysis of Historical Imaging Examinations

American Journal of Neuroradiology - United States
doi 10.3174/ajnr.a5769
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