APA

Kantorová E., Ziak P., Kurča E., Koyšová M., Hladká M., Zeleňák K. & Michalik J. (20140130). Visual Evoked Potential and Magnetic Resonance Imaging are More Effective Markers of Multiple Sclerosis Progression than Laser Polarimetry with Variable Corneal Compensation. : Frontiers in human neuroscience.

Chicago

Kantorová Ema, Ziak Peter, Kurča Egon, Koyšová Mária, Hladká Mária, Zeleňák Kamil and Michalik Jozef. 20140130. Visual Evoked Potential and Magnetic Resonance Imaging are More Effective Markers of Multiple Sclerosis Progression than Laser Polarimetry with Variable Corneal Compensation. : Frontiers in human neuroscience.

Harvard

Kantorová E., Ziak P., Kurča E., Koyšová M., Hladká M., Zeleňák K. and Michalik J. (20140130). Visual Evoked Potential and Magnetic Resonance Imaging are More Effective Markers of Multiple Sclerosis Progression than Laser Polarimetry with Variable Corneal Compensation. : Frontiers in human neuroscience.

MLA

Kantorová Ema, Ziak Peter, Kurča Egon, Koyšová Mária, Hladká Mária, Zeleňák Kamil and Michalik Jozef. Visual Evoked Potential and Magnetic Resonance Imaging are More Effective Markers of Multiple Sclerosis Progression than Laser Polarimetry with Variable Corneal Compensation. : Frontiers in human neuroscience. 20140130.