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Diagnostic potential of short echo time MR spectroscopy of gliomas with single-voxel and point-resolved spatially localised proton spectroscopy of brain

Kaminogo et al., 2001

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4959557875707187170
Author
Kaminogo M
Ishimaru H
Morikawa M
Ochi M
Ushijima R
Tani M
Matsuo Y
Kawakubo J
Shibata S
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Neuroradiology

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Accurate neuroimaging grading of gliomas is useful for management, but techniques such as MRI and CT are not sufficiently reliable. Necrosis is a consistent, decisive prognostic factor and the key diagnostic criterion for glioblastoma multiforme. MR spectroscopy (MRS) …
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