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The impact of edema and fiber crossing on diffusion MRI metrics assessed in an ex vivo nerve phantom: Multi‐tensor model vs. diffusion orientation distribution …

Ye et al., 2021

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Ye Z
Gary S
Sun P
Mustafi S
Glenn G
Yeh F
Merisaari H
Song C
Yang R
Huang G
Kao H
Lin C
Wu Y
Jensen J
Song S
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NMR in Biomedicine

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Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) has been employed for over 2 decades to noninvasively quantify central nervous system diseases/injuries. However, DTI is an inadequate simplification of diffusion modeling in the presence of coexisting inflammation, edema and …
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