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Reversible intracranial parenchymal changes in MRI after MCA aneurysm treatment with stent-assisted coiling technique; possible nickel allergy

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Ulus, S., Yakupoğlu, A., Kararslan, E. et al. Reversible intracranial parenchymal changes in MRI after MCA aneurysm treatment with stent-assisted coiling technique; possible nickel allergy. Neuroradiology 54, 897–899 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00234-012-1048-2

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