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Susceptibility, field inhomogeneity, and chemical shift-corrected NMR microscopy: Application to the human finger in vivo
Jan Weis
, Ute Görke
, Rainer Kimmich
Radiology
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Chemical Shift
100%
Resonance Offset
100%
Post-detection
100%
Human Finger
100%
NMR Microscopy
100%
Field Inhomogeneity
100%
Pulse Sequence
50%
Spatial Resolution
50%
Proton
50%
Image Data
50%
Diffusivity
50%
Gradient Echo
50%
Spectroscopic Imaging
50%
Spectral Information
50%
Diffusion-weighted Image
50%
Resonance Line
50%
Processing Methods
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
100%
Finger
100%
NMR Spectroscopy
100%
Spectroscopic Imaging
50%
Pulse Sequence
50%
Chemistry
NMR Spectroscopy
100%
Chemical Shift
100%
Diffusivity
50%
Pulse Sequence
50%
Spectroscopic Imaging
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Facilitated Diffusion
100%
Pulse Sequence
100%
Diffusivity
100%
Neuroscience
In Vivo
100%
Pulse Sequence
50%