A group-averaged structural MRI study of primary focal dystonia
A group-averaged structural MRI study of primary focal dystonia
[version 1; not peer reviewed]No competing interests were disclosed
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Conclusions:
- In these carefully matched samples, with these methods, there was no significant abnormality of MR signal in primary focal dystonia.
- Comparisons of brain structure between patients and controls must be interpreted cautiously if groups are poorly matched.
References:Conclusions:
- In these carefully matched samples, with these methods, there was no significant abnormality of MR signal in primary focal dystonia.
- Comparisons of brain structure
... READ MOREConclusions:
- In these carefully matched samples, with these methods, there was no significant abnormality of MR signal in primary focal dystonia.
- Comparisons of brain structure between patients and controls must be interpreted cautiously if groups are poorly matched.
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