论文信息 - MRI diffusion-weighted imaging of the brain: contributions to image contrast from CSF signal reduction, use of a long echo time and diffusion effects. - 字舞流文

MRI diffusion-weighted imaging of the brain: contributions to image contrast from CSF signal reduction, use of a long echo time and diffusion effects.

J. Hajnal | G. Bydder | I. Young | A. Oatridge | F. Cowan | C. Baudouin

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