Titlebook: NMR in Living Systems; Theodore Axenrod,Giulio Ceccarelli Book 1986 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holland 1986 X-ray.computed t

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The Use of Models in the Interpretation of NMR Images,es to life sciences. Despite the great differences in the various disciplines utilizing image analysis, there are several common problems to the optimal elaboration of the information obtained. These include construction of analytical models, objective determinations of hypotheses support, quantitat

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Cost and Availability of Commercial NMR Equipment; and Requirements for Housing, Installation and Otallation and operating costs are not given because they vary so widely. Attention is drawn to the fact that all the major suppliers provide a detailed planning service and subsequent maintenance contracts.

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,Practical Aspects Of “In Vitro” and “In Vivo” T1 and T2 Measurements,ls for the interpretation. This is particularly important for relaxation measurements in tissues, both “in vitro” and “in vivo”, where the Bloch equations are not valid and the experimental conditions are quite far from ideal.

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Non-Invasive Localized Volume Spectroscopy of Animals: Prospects from the Viewpoint of the High Resres the development and refinement of methods for obtaining spectra from local regions within the subject. As yet no quantitatively perfect localization method has been found, although a several somewhat imperfect methods, such as surface coil and topical magnetic resonance techniques have been used

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