Pelvic imaging using a t1w fat‐suppressed three‐dimensional dual echo dixon technique at 3T

To compare two T1‐weighted (T1W) fat‐suppressed sequences for 3D breath‐hold pre‐ and postcontrast fat‐suppressed T1W imaging of the female pelvis at 3T.

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