Radiologic-pathologic autopsy correlation of an internal watershed infarct, a case report
Thomas Dimitrios Zaikos; David M. Yousem; Juan C. Troncoso; James Stephen Nix
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Submitted date:
05/02/2023
Accepted date:
08/17/2023
Publication date:
10/23/2023
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