1. MR spectrum of a normal frontal lobe obtained at 1
MR spectrum of a normal frontal lobe obtained at 1.5 T with a single-voxel point-resolved spectroscopy (PRESS) technique at 1500/41 (TR/TE).fig 16. MR spectrum of the same frontal lobe as in figure 15 obtained at 0.5 T with a single-voxel PRESS technique at...
MR spectrum of a normal frontal lobe obtained at 1.5 T with a single-voxel point-resolved spectroscopy (PRESS) technique at 1500/41 (TR/TE).fig 16. MR spectrum of the same frontal lobe as in figure 15 obtained at 0.5 T with a single-voxel PRESS technique at 1500/41. Note the more conspicuous glx peak.
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