Frontotemporal Decreases in rCBF Correlate with Degree of Dysnomia in Primary Progressive Aphasia

Elmer C. San Pedro; Georg Deutsch; Hong Gang Liu; James M. Mountz

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Frontotemporal Decreases in rCBF Correlate with Degree of Dysnomia in Primary Progressive Aphasia

Elmer C. San Pedro, Georg Deutsch, Hong Gang Liu and James M. Mountz

Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 2000, 41 (2) 228-233;

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Frontotemporal Decreases in rCBF Correlate with Degree of Dysnomia in Primary Progressive Aphasia

Elmer C. San Pedro, Georg Deutsch, Hong Gang Liu, James M. Mountz

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 2000, 41 (2) 228-233;

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Frontotemporal Decreases in rCBF Correlate with Degree of Dysnomia in Primary Progressive Aphasia

Elmer C. San Pedro, Georg Deutsch, Hong Gang Liu, James M. Mountz

Journal of Nuclear Medicine Feb 2000, 41 (2) 228-233;

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