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Development of Anthropomorphic Fetal MRI Phantom

Cho, 2021

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340242446083144376
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Cho E
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The accuracy of MRI in obstetric settings is often limited by motion artifacts from frequent and spontaneous fetal gross body movement. Development of new MR sequences that avoid these artifacts pivots on extensive testing. Development of an MRI phantom that simulates …
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