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Performance of a fast and high‐resolution multi‐echo spin‐echo sequence for prostate T2 mapping across multiple systems

van Houdt et al., 2018

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9335337724189176860
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van Houdt P
Agarwal H
van Buuren L
Heijmink S
Haack S
van der Poel H
Ghobadi G
Pos F
Peeters J
Choyke P
van der Heide U
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Magnetic resonance in medicine

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Purpose To evaluate the performance of a multi‐echo spin‐echo sequence with k‐t undersampling scheme (k‐t T2) in prostate cancer. Methods Phantom experiments were performed at five systems to estimate the bias, short‐term repeatability, and reproducibility …
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