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T1 and T2 temperature dependence of female human breast adipose tissue at 1.5 T: groundwork for monitoring thermal therapies in the breast

Baron et al., 2015

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14202138994752543342
Author
Baron P
Deckers R
Knuttel F
Bartels L
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NMR in Biomedicine

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The T1 and T2 temperature dependence of female breast adipose tissue was investigated at 1.5 T in order to evaluate the applicability of relaxation‐based MR thermometry in fat for the monitoring of thermal therapies in the breast. Relaxation times T1, T2 and T2TSE (the …
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