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Nuclear magnetic resonance velocity spectra of pulsatile flow in a rigid tube

Wendt III et al., 1992

Document ID
6650944379461402939
Author
Wendt III R
Wong W
Publication year
Publication venue
Magnetic resonance in medicine

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Velocity spectra can be derived from velocity‐encoded nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) images. Velocity spectra are histograms showing the amounts of fluid flowing at different velocities in the sensitive volume of the measurement. Velocity spectra may prove to be …
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