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Application of stereological estimates in patients with severe head injuries using CT and MR scanning images
British Journal of Radiology, 08/19/09

Eriksen N et al. – The authors applied stereological techniques to representative CT and MRI brain scans from five patients to describe how stereological methods, when applied to scans of trauma patients, can provide a useful supplement to the estimation of structural brain changes in head injuries. It is concluded that the stereological estimates may be useful tools in head injury quantification.

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