P. Bucci, A. Mucci, S. Galderisi, A. Bernardo, A. Forte, M.Maj - Vol. 7, Marzo 2001, num.1
Testo Immagini Bibliografia Summary Riassunto Indice
Disfunzione dell’emisfero destro nel disturbo
da attacchi di panico: uno studio di neuroimmagine ad alta risoluzione temporale
Right brain hemisphere dysfunction in panic disorder: a time high resolution
neuroimaging study
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