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Sungjun Won

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|Jul 17, 2024

Computed tomographic and magnetic resonance imaging features of canine cervical epidural dirofilariasis.

Sohee Lim, MyungJo You, Sangjune Sohn

|Jul 15, 2020

MRI utricle diameter asymmetry is significantly greater in dogs with idiopathic vestibular syndrome compared with unaffected dogs.

Sungjun Won, Junghee Yoon

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