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Clinical Correlation of Brain MRI and MRS Abnormalities in Patients with Wilson Disease
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Diffusion MR Imaging Changes Associated with Wilson Disease
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Effect of Liver Transplantation on Neurological Manifestations in Wilson Disease
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Hyperintense Basal Ganglia on T1-Weighted MR Imaging
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Atypical MRI Features of Wilson's Disease:High Signal in Globus Pallidus on T1-Weighted Images
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Wilson Disease:Findings at MR Imaging and CT of the Brain with Clinical Correlation
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MRI of the Brain in Wilson Disease:T2 Signal Loss Under Therapy
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Cranial MR in Wilson Disease:Abnormal White Matter in Extrapyramidal and Pyramidal Tracts
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Initial and Follow-up Brain MRI Findings and Correlation with the Clinical Course in Wilson's Disease
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Treatment with D-penicillamine Improves Dopamine D2-Receptor Binding and T2-Signal Intensity in de novo Wilson's Disease
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Worsening of Neurologic Syndrome in Patients with Wilson's Disease with Initial Penicillamine Therapy
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Wilson's Disease:Evidence of Subgroups Derived from Clinical Findings and Brain Lesions
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Correlation of Evoked Potential and MRI Findings in Wilson's Disease
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Wilson Disease
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Atypical MR Presentation of Wilson Disease:A Possible Consequence of Paramagnetic Effect of Copper
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Mid-Brain Pathology of Wilson's Disease:MRI Analysis of Three Cases
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Chronic Acquired Hepatic Failure:MR Imaging of the Brain at 1. 5 T
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Cranial MRI in Wilson's Disease
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Evoked Potentials in Assessment and Follow-up of Patients with Wilson's Disease
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Caze Distractibility in Wilson's Disease
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Acquired Hepatocerebral Degeneration:MR Similarity with Wilson Disease
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Wilson Disease of the Brain:MR Imaging
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Imaging in Wilson Disease
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Movement Disorders
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