Cerebellar vermis morphology in children with spina bifida and Chiari type II malformation

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Michael S. Salman
Susan E. Blaser
James A. Sharpe
Maureen Dennis
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[1] The Hospital for Sick Children,Division of Neurology
[2] University of Toronto,Division of Neurology, Toronto Western Hospital
[3] Children’s Hospital,Section of Paediatric Neurology, AE 108, Harry Medovy House
[4] The Hospital for Sick Children,Division Radiology
[5] The Hospital for Sick Children,Division Psychology
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Child's Nervous System | 2006年 / 22卷
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Cerebellar malformation; Vermis morphology; Children; Spina bifida; MRI; Midsagittal area;
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页码:385 / 393
页数:8
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