Dilatación del ventrículo terminal, causa infrecuente de lumbalgia. Hallazgos en resonancia magnética

Vázquez Sáez, V; Morales Cano, MD; TorregrosaSala, B; Flores Ruiz, JJ; Reus Pintado, M; Climent Oltra, V.
Rev. neurol. (Ed. impr.) ; 37(7): 641-643, 1 oct., 2003. ilus
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