Visual fMRI reveals partial brain activation in cortical areas corresponding to 
the clinically blind visual hemifield in a patient with unilateral 
parieto-occipital hemorrhage. : A clinical fMRI study.

Elbel, G.-K.; Auer, D.

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Visual fMRI reveals partial brain activation in cortical areas corresponding to the clinically blind visual hemifield in a patient with unilateral parieto-occipital hemorrhage. : A clinical fMRI study.

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Auer, D.
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Elbel, G.-K., & Auer, D. (1997). Visual fMRI reveals partial brain activation in cortical areas corresponding to the clinically blind visual hemifield in a patient with unilateral parieto-occipital hemorrhage.: A clinical fMRI study. In J. Henning, & G. Lee (Eds.), European Chinese Society for Clinical Magnetic Resonance, Syllabus 1997 (pp. 73-75).

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