Harvard brain atlas: a teaching and visualization tool

Authors:
M. E. Shenton;R. Kikinis;W. McCarley;P. Saiviroonporn;H. H. Hokama;A. Robatino;D. Metcalf;C. G. Wible;C. M. Portas;D. V. Iosifescu;R. Donnino;J. M. Goldstein;F. A. Jolesz
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Venue:
BIOMEDVIS '95 Proceedings of the 1995 Biomedical Visualization (BioMedVis '95)
Year:
1995

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