Development of MRI phantom equivalent to human tissues for 3.0-T MRI.
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Koichi Shibuya | Susumu Kanazawa | Masataka Oita | Seiichiro Ohno | Yusuke Ikemoto | M. Kuroda | H. Kato | K. Shibuya | M. Oita | S. Kanazawa | S. Ohno | Masahiro Kuroda | Hirokazu Kato | Takashi Harimoto | Wataru Takao | Kengo Hattori | Takashi Harimoto | Yusuke Ikemoto | Kengo Hattori | Wataru Takao
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