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Relationship of apparent myocardial T2 and oxygenation: towards quantification of myocardial oxygen extraction fraction

Zheng et al., 2004

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635932217756981882
Author
Zheng J
Wang J
Rowold F
Gropler R
Woodard P
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Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging: An Official Journal of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine

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Purpose To explore the relationship of myocardial T2 and oxygenation for the quantification of myocardial oxygen extraction fraction (OEF). Materials and Methods A proposed myocardial T2‐OEF relationship was evaluated by computer simulation and in nine normal …
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