Diffuse MRI marrow pattern correlates with increased angiogenesis, advanced disease features and poor prognosis in newly diagnosed myeloma treated with novel agents (Q57904622)

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Diffuse MRI marrow pattern correlates with increased angiogenesis, advanced disease features and poor prognosis in newly diagnosed myeloma treated with novel agents (English)

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magnetic resonance imaging

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Efstathios Kastritis

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Athanasios Dimopoulos

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M A Dimopoulos

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L A Moulopoulos

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D Christoulas

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D Anagnostou

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A Koureas

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M Roussou

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M Gavriatopoulou

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M Migkou

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M Iakovaki

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M Gkotzamanidou

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A Tasidou

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29 April 2010

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