Radiofrequency heating at 9.4T: In vivo temperature measurement results in swine
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Lance Delabarre | Devashish Shrivastava | Carl Snyder | J Thomas Vaughan | Paul Iaizzo | J. T. Vaughan | P. Iaizzo | L. DelaBarre | C. Snyder | Timothy Hanson | D. Shrivastava | Robert Schlentz | William Gallaghar | Surya Prakash | R. Schlentz | Surya Prakash | T. Hanson | William Gallaghar
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