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Brain-stem auditory evoked potential alterations in heroin addicts

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    C. Bianco, D. Cocito, P. Benna, P. Costa & B. Bergamasco

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Bianco, C., Cocito, D., Benna, P. et al. Brain-stem auditory evoked potential alterations in heroin addicts. J Neurol 232, 262 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00313791

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