Comparison of T1 relaxation times in adipose tissue of severely obese patients and healthy lean subjects measured by 1.5 T MRI
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Thomas Kahn | Harald Busse | Matthias Blüher | Nicolas Linder | Alexander Schaudinn | Nikita Garnov | Tatjana Schütz | Thomas Karlas | H. Busse | M. Blüher | T. Kahn | A. Dietrich | T. Karlas | N. Garnov | T. Schütz | Arne Dietrich | N. Linder | A. Schaudinn
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