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Optimization of iron oxide nanoparticle detection using ultrashort echo time pulse sequences: Comparison of T1, T2*, and synergistic T1− T2* contrast mechanisms

Girard et al., 2011

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7439988143082982004
Author
Girard O
Du J
Agemy L
Sugahara K
Kotamraju V
Ruoslahti E
Bydder G
Mattrey R
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Magnetic resonance in medicine

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Iron oxide nanoparticles (IONPs) are used in various MRI applications as negative contrast agents. A major challenge is to distinguish regions of signal void due to IONPs from those due to low signal tissues or susceptibility artifacts. To overcome this limitation, several …
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