New perspectives in CT and MR imaging.
Neuroimaging is a rapidly changing part of the care of children with central nervous system neoplasms. MR scanning, now a routine part of patient care, continues to advance, with new capabilities continuously developing. CT scanning, although often eclipsed by MRI, remains an essential imaging modality. The current state of the art, as well as new directions, are reviewed in this article.
Brody
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Department of Radiology, Children's Hospital, Buffalo, New York.
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