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Characterizing the origin of the arterial spin labelling signal in MRI using a multiecho acquisition approach

Wells et al., 2009

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9719192748986603969
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Wells J
Lythgoe M
Choy M
Gadian D
Ordidge R
Thomas D
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Journal of Cerebral Blood Flow & Metabolism

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Arterial spin labelling (ASL) can noninvasively isolate the MR signal from arterial blood water that has flowed into the brain. In gray matter, the labelled bolus is dispersed within three main compartments during image acquisition: the intravascular compartment; …
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