Estimating the arterial input function from dynamic contrast-enhanced MRI data with compensation for flow enhancement (II): Applications in spine diagnostics and assessment of crohn's disease.

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Cristina Lavini

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Frans M Vos

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Gem Kramer

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Indra Pieters-van den Bos

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10.1002/JMRI.25905

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