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F. ( 596 30 Tissue volume Final ) Elu ( Inlet ) ( Outlet ) 20 Concentration ( mg / liter
) Coutine Injection site 10 V , Verb g cil ml gb ) PUZZ ( gb = grams of brain tissue )
0 5 20 25 10 15 Time ( seconds ) Fig . 7-34 . A basic tissue mixing model for ...
F. ( 596 30 Tissue volume Final ) Elu ( Inlet ) ( Outlet ) 20 Concentration ( mg / liter
) Coutine Injection site 10 V , Verb g cil ml gb ) PUZZ ( gb = grams of brain tissue )
0 5 20 25 10 15 Time ( seconds ) Fig . 7-34 . A basic tissue mixing model for ...
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This equation describes the relationship between a concentration measured at
the tissue outlet and a concentration measured in the tissue . In the case of a
bolus injection , the concentration measured at the draining veins will be
proportional ...
This equation describes the relationship between a concentration measured at
the tissue outlet and a concentration measured in the tissue . In the case of a
bolus injection , the concentration measured at the draining veins will be
proportional ...
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The information for the lower part can be obtained by measuring the
concentration in a larger vessel . In practice , the arteries are difficult to use to get
accurate measurement of concentration . The small size and limited imaging
resolution lead ...
The information for the lower part can be obtained by measuring the
concentration in a larger vessel . In practice , the arteries are difficult to use to get
accurate measurement of concentration . The small size and limited imaging
resolution lead ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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