FDG-PET detects nonuniform muscle activity in the lower body during human gait.

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Assessment of muscle function using hybrid PET/MRI: comparison of 18F-FDG PET and T2-weighted MRI for quantifying muscle activation in human subjects.

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FDG-PET detects nonuniform muscle activity in the lower body during human gait.

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FDG-PET detects nonuniform muscle activity in the lower body during human gait.

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FDG-PET detects nonuniform muscle activity in the lower body during human gait.

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