Cavernous angioma. Findings on a group of patients of the “Rio Sonora” region on the state of Sonora

José Hugo Arredondo-Estrada; Fernando Vélez; Felipe Carrillo; José de Jesús de la Torre

2011, Número 3

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Anales de Radiología México 2011; 10 (3)

Cavernous angioma. Findings on a group of patients of the “Rio Sonora” region on the state of Sonora

Arredondo-Estrada JH, Vélez F, Carrillo F, Torre, JJ

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