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Heverhagen et al., 2001 - Google Patents

MR hydrometry to assess exocrine function of the pancreas: initial results of noninvasive quantification of secretion

Heverhagen et al., 2001

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6327964034432616874
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Heverhagen J
Müller D
Battmann A
Ishaque N
Boehm D
Katschinski M
Wagner H
Klose K
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Radiology

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PURPOSE: To evaluate magnetic resonance (MR) hydrometry, a method of quantifying fluid amounts by using MR imaging, for assessing the exocrine function of the pancreas after stimulation with secretin. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Images were obtained with a single …
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