Accuracy and clinical application prospects of mobile low-field strength magnetic resonance imaging in the diagnosis of hydrocephalus: A retrospective cohort study
Authors:
- Jianhuan WenJWJianhuan Wen
- Long ZengLZLong Zeng
- Qingshan XiaoQXQingshan Xiao
- Xing YangXYXing Yang
- Zeling WuZWZeling Wu
- Yu ZhangYZYu Zhang
- Ziliang SuZSZiliang Su
- Qingqing HuangQHQingqing Huang
- Yuting XuYXYuting Xu
Open Access
- 24 October 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Brain Research Bulletin
- Vol. 232, 111585
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