MRI properties of a unique hypo-intense layer in degraded articular cartilage.

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Magic angle effect plays a major role in both T1rho and T2 relaxation in articular cartilage.Compressed sensing in quantitative determination of GAG concentration in cartilage by microscopic MRI.Experimental Influences in the Accurate Measurement of Cartilage Thickness in MRI.

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MRI properties of a unique hypo-intense layer in degraded articular cartilage.

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