APA

Tubridy N., Barker G. J., Macmanus D. G., Moseley I. F. & Miller D. H. (19981203). Three-dimensional fast fluid attenuated inversion recovery (3D fast FLAIR): a new MRI sequence which increases the detectable cerebral lesion load in multiple sclerosis. : The British journal of radiology.

Chicago

Tubridy N, Barker G J, Macmanus D G, Moseley I F and Miller D H. 19981203. Three-dimensional fast fluid attenuated inversion recovery (3D fast FLAIR): a new MRI sequence which increases the detectable cerebral lesion load in multiple sclerosis. : The British journal of radiology.

Harvard

Tubridy N., Barker G. J., Macmanus D. G., Moseley I. F. and Miller D. H. (19981203). Three-dimensional fast fluid attenuated inversion recovery (3D fast FLAIR): a new MRI sequence which increases the detectable cerebral lesion load in multiple sclerosis. : The British journal of radiology.

MLA

Tubridy N, Barker G J, Macmanus D G, Moseley I F and Miller D H. Three-dimensional fast fluid attenuated inversion recovery (3D fast FLAIR): a new MRI sequence which increases the detectable cerebral lesion load in multiple sclerosis. : The British journal of radiology. 19981203.