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P2 of a tissue mixing volume , the concentration - time curve measured at the
venous outflow provides a record of the distribution of transit times through the
tissue . As indicated in Fig . 7-35 , the curve is not sharp and is extended over
time .
P2 of a tissue mixing volume , the concentration - time curve measured at the
venous outflow provides a record of the distribution of transit times through the
tissue . As indicated in Fig . 7-35 , the curve is not sharp and is extended over
time .
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First , equation 7-38 indicates that the area under the measured signal curve , S (
t ) , can be used to determine the tissue volume to flow ratio only if the amount of
indicator actually delivered to the tissue in the voxel , from a total injected ...
First , equation 7-38 indicates that the area under the measured signal curve , S (
t ) , can be used to determine the tissue volume to flow ratio only if the amount of
indicator actually delivered to the tissue in the voxel , from a total injected ...
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слолын S co ( t ) dt ( 7-41 ) 0 7-39 specified that the area under the measured
residual signal curve is proportional to the injected mass , Minj , the injection and
outlet flow rate , F , and the tissue blood ( plasma ) volume . If the injected mass is
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слолын S co ( t ) dt ( 7-41 ) 0 7-39 specified that the area under the measured
residual signal curve is proportional to the injected mass , Minj , the injection and
outlet flow rate , F , and the tissue blood ( plasma ) volume . If the injected mass is
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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