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Contrast-reduced imaging of tissue concentration and arterial level (CRITICAL) for assessment of cerebral hemodynamics in acute stroke by magnetic resonance

MOODY et al., 2000

Document ID
5493689342137541705
Author
MOODY A
MARTEL A
KENTON A
ALLDER S
HORSFIELD M
DELAY G
MORGAN P
Publication year
Publication venue
Investigative Radiology

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METHODS. Single-slice brain and neck images were rapidly acquired during the passage of a small (1/10th of normal dose) bolus of contrast. Parametric images were constructed from the MR data by extracting the bolus transit curve for the brain and the peak arterial input …
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