Paschke et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Influence of gadolinium-based contrast agents on tissue sodium quantification in sodium magnetic resonance imagingPaschke et al., 2018
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- Paschke N
- Neumann W
- Uhrig T
- Winkler M
- Neumaier-Probst E
- Fatar M
- Schad L
- Zöllner F
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- Investigative radiology
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Objectives Sodium magnetic resonance (MR) imaging provides noninvasive insights to cellular processes by measuring tissue sodium concentration (TSC). Many clinical studies combine sodium MR imaging with clinical standard MR procedures, in which contrast media …
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