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Measurement of anal sphincter muscles: endoanal US, endoanal MR imaging, or phased-array MR imaging? A study with healthy volunteers

Beets-Tan et al., 2001

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8568394602936190218
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Beets-Tan R
Morren G
Beets G
Kessels A
el Naggar K
Lemaire E
Baeten C
van Engelshoven J
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Radiology

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PURPOSE: To compare endoanal ultrasonography (US), endoanal magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, and phased-array MR imaging for anal sphincter muscle measurement. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Sixty healthy volunteers underwent 1.5-T phased-array MR …
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