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Blood oxygenation level‐dependent (BOLD)‐based techniques for the quantification of brain hemodynamic and metabolic properties–theoretical models and …Yablonskiy et al., 2013
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- Yablonskiy D
- Sukstanskii A
- He X
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- NMR in Biomedicine
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The quantitative evaluation of brain hemodynamics and metabolism, particularly the relationship between brain function and oxygen utilization, is important for the understanding of normal human brain operation, as well as the pathophysiology of …
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