Cerebral anatomic differences with functional repercussion (1st. of two parts)

Leticia Parra Gámez; Alfonso Alejandro García Hidalgo; Sandra Ortiz Vázquez; Daniela Pérez Sámano; Jerath Nájera Reyes; Norma Eliane Basurto Acevedo; Val E Espinoza Chávez; R Ixel Rivas Bucio

2009, Number 4

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Rev Fac Med UNAM 2009; 52 (4)

Cerebral anatomic differences with functional repercussion (1st. of two parts)

Parra GL, García HAA, Ortiz VS, Pérez SD, Nájera RJ, Basurto AME, Espinoza CVE, Rivas BRI

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