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The contrast is not directly observed , but their magnetic effect on nearby
hydrogen nuclei enables the enhancement to occur . These paramagnetic
substances act as relaxation centers for other nuclei in the local
microenvironment and ...
The contrast is not directly observed , but their magnetic effect on nearby
hydrogen nuclei enables the enhancement to occur . These paramagnetic
substances act as relaxation centers for other nuclei in the local
microenvironment and ...
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Effect of object size , J Comput Assist Tomogr 3 : 299-308 , 1979 . 66. Huang S -
C , Hoffman EJ , Phelps ME et al : Quantitation in positron emission computed
tomography : 1. Effect of sampling , J Comput Assist Tomogr 3 : 819-826 , 1980 .
67.
Effect of object size , J Comput Assist Tomogr 3 : 299-308 , 1979 . 66. Huang S -
C , Hoffman EJ , Phelps ME et al : Quantitation in positron emission computed
tomography : 1. Effect of sampling , J Comput Assist Tomogr 3 : 819-826 , 1980 .
67.
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A typical injection dose is approximately 0.1 mm / kg body weight , although
relaxation effects can be observed at significantly lower concentrations.98
Another lanthanide ... This agent does not have as much of a direct relaxivity
effect as ( Fig .
A typical injection dose is approximately 0.1 mm / kg body weight , although
relaxation effects can be observed at significantly lower concentrations.98
Another lanthanide ... This agent does not have as much of a direct relaxivity
effect as ( Fig .
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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