T1 efficacy of EVP-ABD: a potential manganese-based MR contrast agent for hepatic vascular and tissue phase imaging.

T1 efficacy of EVP-ABD: a potential manganese-based MR contrast agent for hepatic vascular and tissue phase imaging.
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EVP-ABD 的 T1 功效:一种用于肝血管和组织阶段成像的潜在锰基 MR 造影剂。

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10.1002/jmri.10203
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发表时间:
2002
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Journal of magnetic resonance imaging : JMRI.
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Rofsky,NM
Rofsky,NM
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作者:
Zuo,CS;Seoane,P;Lanigan,T;Harnish,P;Prasad,PV;Storey,P;Li,W;Rofsky,NM

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