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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 paramagnetic compound used in experimental studies is
dysprosium ...
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 paramagnetic compound used in experimental studies is
dysprosium ...
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This will be a T2 * effect similar to that observed when there is inhomogeneity in
the static magnetic field . ... As mentioned previously , these effects can be
distinguished from intrinsic spinspin relaxation through the use of relatively
diffusion ...
This will be a T2 * effect similar to that observed when there is inhomogeneity in
the static magnetic field . ... As mentioned previously , these effects can be
distinguished from intrinsic spinspin relaxation through the use of relatively
diffusion ...
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For dynamic observation of bolus injections , the effects on tissue signal may be
lessened since there is less time for exchange . This is particularly true in the
brain with an intact BBB where only small T1 effects on the tissue signal are ...
For dynamic observation of bolus injections , the effects on tissue signal may be
lessened since there is less time for exchange . This is particularly true in the
brain with an intact BBB where only small T1 effects on the tissue signal are ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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