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Ferromagnetic particles as magnetic resonance imaging temperature sensors

Hankiewicz et al., 2016

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17734249168988124640
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Hankiewicz J
Celinski Z
Stupic K
Anderson N
Camley R
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Nature communications

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Magnetic resonance imaging is an important technique for identifying different types of tissues in a body or spatial information about composite materials. Because temperature is a fundamental parameter reflecting the biological status of the body and individual tissues, it …
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