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Screening Multidetector Computed Tomography Angiography in the Evaluation on Blunt Neck Injuries: An Evidence-Based Approach von Anaya, Carlos, MD, Munera, Felipe, MD, Bloomer, Courtnay W., MD, Danton, Gary H., MD, PhD, Caban, Kim, MD

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Imaging for spine tumors and new applications von Bloomer, Courtnay W, Ackerman, Andrew, Bhatia, Rita G

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Magnetic resonance detects brainstem changes in chronic, active heavy drinkers von Bloomer, Courtnay W., Langleben, Daniel D., Meyerhoff, Dieter J.

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Cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) and epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) expression in human pituitary macroadenomas von BLOOMER, Courtnay W, KENYON, Lawrence, HAMMOND, Elizabeth, HYSLOP, Terry, ANDREWS, David W, CURRAN, Walter J, DICKER, Adam P

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The clinical utility of diffusion-weighted imaging in spinal infection von Dumont, Rebecca A., Keen, Nayela N., Bloomer, Courtnay W., Schwartz, Brian S., Talbott, Jason, Clark, Aaron J., Wilson, David M., Chin, Cynthia T.

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Screening Multidetector Computed Tomography Angiography in the Evaluation on Blunt Neck Injuries: An Evidence-Based Approach: Neck Emergencies von ANAYA, Carlos, MUNERA, Felipe, BLOOMER, Courtnay W, DANTON, Gary H, CABAN, Kim

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Premorbid brain size is a determinant of functional reserve in abstinent crack-cocaine and crack-cocaine–alcohol-dependent adults von SCLAFANI, VICTORIA DI, CLARK, H. WESTLEY, TOLOU-SHAMS, MARINA, BLOOMER, COURTNAY W., SALAS, GILBERT A., NORMAN, DAVID, FEIN, GEORGE

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Abstinent chronic crack-cocaine and crack-cocaine/alcohol abusers evidence normal hippocampal volumes on MRI despite persistent cognitive impairments von DI SCLAFANI, V, TRURAN, D. L, BLOOMER, C, TOLOU-SHAMS, M, CLARK, H. W, NORMAN, D, HANNAUER, D, FEIN, G

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Abstinent chronic crack-cocaine and crackcocaine/alcohol abusers evidence normal hippocampal volumes on MRI despite persistent cognitive impairments von DI SCLAFANI, VICTORIA, TRURAN, DIANA L., BLOOMER, COURTNAY, TOLOU-SHAMS, MARINA, CLARK, H. WESTLEY, NORMAN, DAVID, HANNAUER, DAVID, FEIN, GEORGE

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