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Variability in RF‐induced heating of a deep brain stimulation implant across MR systems

To compare the MRI‐related heating per unit of specific absorption rate (SAR) profile of a conductive implant between two 1.5‐Tesla/64 MHz MR systems using a transmit/receive (t/r) head coil configuration.

Jean A. Tkach | A. Rezai | M. Phillips | K. Baker | Jean A Tkach | Ali R Rezai | Kenneth B Baker | Micheal D Phillips

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