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Overdosage of intrathecal gadolinium and neurological response by Li, L, Gao, F.Q, Zhang, B, Luo, B.N, Yang, Z.Y, Zhao, J

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The application of a modified Voronoi logic to brittle fracture modelling at the laboratory and field scale by Gao, F.Q., Stead, D.

“…A modified distinct element Voronoi method, which we refer to as “Trigon” logic, is proposed for use in both two and three-dimensional modelling. A rock…”
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Effects of pre-existing discontinuities on the residual strength of rock mass – Insight from a discrete element method simulation by Gao, F.Q., Kang, H.P.

“…When rock failure is unavoidable, the designer of engineering structures must know and account for the residual strength of the rock mass. This is particularly…”
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Linear width of the medial temporal lobe can discriminate Alzheimer’s disease from normal aging: the Sunnybrook Dementia Study by Gao, F.Q, Black, S.E, Leibovitch, F.S, Callen, D.J, Rockel, C.P, Szalai, J.P

“…To discriminate Alzheimer’s disease (AD) from healthy controls, the thinnest medial temporal lobe (tMTL) width on 3D-MRI was measured according to a newly…”
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Lesion Explorer: A comprehensive segmentation and parcellation package to obtain regional volumetrics for subcortical hyperintensities and intracranial tissue by Ramirez, J., Gibson, E., Quddus, A., Lobaugh, N.J., Feinstein, A., Levine, B., Scott, C.J.M., Levy-Cooperman, N., Gao, F.Q., Black, S.E.

“…Subcortical hyperintensities (SH) are a commonly observed phenomenon on MRI of the aging brain (Kertesz et al., 1988). Conflicting behavioral, cognitive and…”
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Semiautomatic brain region extraction: a method of parcellating brain regions from structural magnetic resonance images by Dade, L.A, Gao, F.Q, Kovacevic, N, Roy, P, Rockel, C, O'Toole, C.M, Lobaugh, N.J, Feinstein, A, Levine, B, Black, S.E

“…Structural MR imaging has become essential to the evaluation of regional brain changes in both healthy aging and disease-related processes. Several methods…”
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Post-stroke hemispatial neglect: Evidence for dual networks mediating spatial attention by Boulos, M.I., Gao, F.Q., Danells, C.J., Gladstone, D.J., Mcilroy, W.E., Staines, W.R., Graham, S.J., Black, S.E.

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A reliable MR measurement of medial temporal lobe width from the Sunnybrook Dementia Study by Gao, F.Q, Black, S.E, Leibovitch, F.S, Callen, D.J, Lobaugh, N.J, Szalai, J.P

“…We studied the hippocampal angle and spatial relationships of medial temporal lobe (MTL) structures, using midbrain colliculi and inter-collicular sulcus (ICS)…”
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