FASCINATE: A pulse sequence for simultaneous acquisition of T2‐weighted and fluid‐attenuated images
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Akihiro Ishikawa | Koji Shimizu | Kazuhiro Takeo | Satoru Kohno | Masato Okazaki | S. Kohno | A. Ishikawa | K. Shimizu | M. Okazaki | K. Takeo
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