The Effect of Pulse Sequence Parameters and Contrast Agent Dose on Percentage Signal Recovery in DSC-MRI: Implications for Clinical Applications
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J. Boxerman | K. Schmainda | E. Paulson | M. Prah | J. L. Boxerman | E. S. Paulson | M. A. Prah | K. M. Schmainda | J. Boxerman | Eric S. Paulson
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