Multi-vendor multi-site T1ρ and T2 quantification of knee cartilage.
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Ravinder Reddy | Wanyong Shin | Kunio Nakamura | Xiaojuan Li | Nancy Obuchowski | Thomas M Link | Qi Peng | Jeehun Kim | Kenji Mamoto | Richard Lartey | Kaipin Xu | Carl S Winalski | Matthew Tanaka | Emma Bahroos | Peter A Hardy | Angie Botto-van Bemden | Kecheng Liu | Robert D Peters | Can Wu | N. Obuchowski | R. Reddy | T. Link | P. Hardy | C. Winalski | E. Bahroos | X. Li | C. Wu | M. Tanaka | R. Peters | K. Mamoto | R. Lartey | K. Nakamura | J. Kim | K. Xu | W. Shin | Q. Peng | A. Botto-van Bemden | K. Liu | K. Liu
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