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The use of SPAMM to assess spatial distortion due to static fieldinhomogeneity in dental MRI

Bridcut et al., 2001

Document ID
6297029614579524545
Author
Bridcut R
Redpath T
Gray C
Staff R
Publication year
Publication venue
Physics in Medicine & Biology

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In planning placement of dental implants using MRI, a SPAMM (spatial modulation of magnetization) magnetization preparation sequence was incorporated into a spin-echo imaging sequence. A phantom was imaged with a ferromagnetic object attached. Spatial …
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