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115 related items for PubMed ID: 4059555

  • 1. Hydrogen MR imaging of the head at 0.35 T and 0.7 T: effects of magnetic field strength.
    Posin JP, Arakawa M, Crooks LE, Feinberg DA, Hoenninger JC, Watts JC, Mills CM, Kaufman L.
    Radiology; 1985 Dec; 157(3):679-83. PubMed ID: 4059555
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  • 8. MR imaging of epilepsy: state of the art at 1.5 T and potential of 3 T.
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  • 13. Reduced-bandwidth MR imaging of the head at 1.5 T1.
    Simon JH, Foster TH, Ketonen L, Totterman S, Szumowski J, Kido DK, Manzione JV, Joy SE.
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  • 20. Variable magnetic resonance imaging parameters: effect on detection and characterization of lesions.
    Posin JP, Ortendahl DA, Hylton NM, Kaufman L, Watts JC, Crooks LE, Mills CM.
    Radiology; 1985 Jun; 155(3):719-25. PubMed ID: 4001375
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