3 T MRI relaxometry detects T2 prolongation in the cerebral normal-appearing white matter in multiple sclerosis
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Rohit Bakshi | Charles R.G. Guttmann | Daniel Goldberg-Zimring | Mohit Neema | Zachary D. Guss | Brian C. Healy | Maria K. Houtchens | Howard L. Weiner | Mark A. Horsfield | David B. Hackney | David C. Alsop | M. Horsfield | D. Alsop | C. Guttmann | H. Weiner | D. Hackney | R. Bakshi | D. Goldberg-Zimring | B. Healy | M. Neema | Z. Guss | M. Houtchens | Zachary D. Guss | Mohit Neema
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