BRAIN BLOOD FLOW EXAMINATION WITH HIGH-FLOOR MRI-PERFUSION DURING THE ATTACK OF MIGRAINE WITHOUT AURA
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About the Authors
M. I. KoreshkinaRussian Federation
A. D. Khalikov
Russian Federation
Yu. V. Nazinkina
Russian Federation
V. V. Osipova
Russian Federation
A. V. Amelin
Russian Federation
E. A. Kosmacheva
Russian Federation
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Koreshkina M.I., Khalikov A.D., Nazinkina Yu.V., Osipova V.V., Amelin A.V., Kosmacheva E.A. BRAIN BLOOD FLOW EXAMINATION WITH HIGH-FLOOR MRI-PERFUSION DURING THE ATTACK OF MIGRAINE WITHOUT AURA. Epilepsy and paroxysmal conditions. 2012;4(4):12-17. (In Russ.)

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