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Article title: Stereotactic treatment of refractory obsessive
compulsive disorder by bilateral capsulotomy and 3 years follow-up
Reference: YJOCN2669
Journal title: Journal of Clinical Neuroscience
Corresponding author: Dr. Liu Kangyong
First author: Dr. Liu Kangyong
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DOI information: 10.1016/j.jocn.2007.07.086
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