Using tractography to infer Basal ganglia’s functional subterritories distribution change in Huntington disease.

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Using tractography to infer Basal ganglia’s functional subterritories distribution change in Huntington disease.

L. Marrakchi-Kacem, C. Delmaire, F. Poupon, P. Guevara, S. Lecomte, J. Yelnik, J.-F. Mangin, A. Durr, S. Lehéricy, and C. Poupon. Using tractography to infer Basal ganglia’s functional subterritories distribution change in Huntington disease. 1st International Conference of the IEEE on Advanced Technologies for Signal and Image Processing, ATSIP 2014, pp167-171, Sousse, Túnez, 2014.
DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ATSIP.2014.6834599

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Using tractography to infer Basal ganglia’s functional subterritories distribution change in Huntington disease.

Using tractography to infer Basal ganglia’s functional subterritories distribution change in Huntington disease.

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