Radiological and histopathological manifestations of hepatocellular nodular lesions concomitant with various congenital and acquired hepatic hemodynamic abnormalities

Author:

Kobayashi Satoshi,Matsui Osamu,Gabata Toshifumi,Sanada Junichiro,Koda Wataru,Minami Tetsuya,Ryu Yasuji

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

Subject

Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and imaging

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