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  • 1. Quantitative MRI measurements of human fetal brain development in utero.
    Grossman R, Hoffman C, Mardor Y, Biegon A.
    Neuroimage; 2006 Nov 01; 33(2):463-70. PubMed ID: 16938471
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  • 2. A diffusion-weighted template for gestational age-related apparent diffusion coefficient values in the developing fetal brain.
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  • 8. Fetal central nervous system biometry on MR imaging.
    Reichel TF, Ramus RM, Caire JT, Hynan LS, Magee KP, Twickler DM.
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  • 9. Evaluation of normal brain development by prenatal MR imaging.
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  • 12. In utero magnetic resonance of non-isolated ventriculomegaly: Does ventricular size or morphology reflect pathology?
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  • 17. Diffusion-weighted imaging evaluation of subtle cerebral microstructural changes in intrauterine fetal hydrocephalus.
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    Whitby EH, Paley MN, Sprigg A, Rutter S, Davies NP, Wilkinson ID, Griffiths PD.
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