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Multi-compartment T2 relaxometry using a spatially constrained multi-Gaussian modelRaj et al., 2014
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- Raj A
- Pandya S
- Shen X
- LoCastro E
- Nguyen T
- Gauthier S
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- PLoS One
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The brain's myelin content can be mapped by T2-relaxometry, which resolves multiple differentially relaxing T2 pools from multi-echo MRI. Unfortunately, the conventional fitting procedure is a hard and numerically ill-posed problem. Consequently, the T2 distributions …
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