Clinical significance of corpus callosum atrophy in a mixed elderly population
Authors:
- E. RostrupE. Rostrup
- M.B. StegmannMSM.B. Stegmann
- F. BarkhofF. Barkhof
- P. ScheltensPSP. Scheltens
- E.C.W. van StraatenESE.C.W. van Straaten
- F. FazekasFFF. Fazekas
- R. SchmidtRSR. Schmidt
- J.M. FerroJ.M. Ferro
- H. BaeznerHBH. Baezner
- T. ErkinjunttiTET. Erkinjuntti
- H. JokinenH. Jokinen
- 1 June 2007
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Neurobiology of Aging
- Vol. 28 (6) , 955-963
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