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Congenital lung malformation: Evaluation of prenatal and postnatal radiological findings
Respirology, 08/14/09
Zeidan S et al. – Prenatal MRI is less accurate than postnatal CT scan, which remains the most reliable diagnostic modality to specify the location and extent and kind of lesions.
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