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  • 1. Partial correlation analysis reveals abnormal retinotopically organized functional connectivity of visual areas in amblyopia.
    Mendola JD, Lam J, Rosenstein M, Lewis LB, Shmuel A.
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  • 14. Monocular activation of V1 and V2 in amblyopic adults measured with functional magnetic resonance imaging.
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