Contrast enhanced FLAIR versus contrast enhanced T1W images in evaluation of intraparenchymal brain lesions

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Mohamed Ali EL-Adalany
Maha Mohamed Zaki Bilal
Yomna Abdulwahab Mohmamed Rihan
Dina EL-Metwally
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[1] Mansoura University,Faculty of Medicine
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Egyptian Journal of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine | / 53卷
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CE-T1WI; CE-FLAIR; MRI; Intraparenchymal; Brain lesions;
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