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Quantitative hepatic perfusion modeling using DCE‐MRI with sequential breathholds

Bultman et al., 2014

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10664494296079078174
Author
Bultman E
Brodsky E
Horng D
Irarrazaval P
Schelman W
Block W
Reeder S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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Purpose To develop and demonstrate the feasibility of a new formulation for quantitative perfusion modeling in the liver using interrupted DCE‐MRI data acquired during multiple sequential breathholds. Materials and Methods A new mathematical formulation to estimate …
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