Abdominal magnetic resonance imaging at 3.0 T what is the ultimate gain in signal-to-noise ratio?
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Brian M Dale | Elmar M Merkle | David M Delong | D. DeLong | E. Merkle | R. Nelson | S. Schindera | B. Dale | Sebastian T Schindera | Rendon C Nelson
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