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Improved T2* assessment in liver iron overload by magnetic resonance imaging.

Improved T2* assessment in liver iron overload by magnetic resonance imaging.

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Hepatic MR Elastography: Clinical Performance in a Series of 1377 Consecutive Examinations.Autoregressive moving average modeling for spectral parameter estimation from a multigradient echo chemical shift acquisition.The role of MR imaging in detection of hepatic iron overload in patients with cirrhosis of different origins.Estimation of liver T₂ in transfusion-related iron overload in patients with weighted least squares T₂ IDEAL.Combination of complex-based and magnitude-based multiecho water-fat separation for accurate quantification of fat-fraction.Deferasirox, deferiprone and desferrioxamine treatment in thalassemia major patients: cardiac iron and function comparison determined by quantitative magnetic resonance imaging.A practical approach for a wide range of liver iron quantitation using a magnetic resonance imaging technique.Improved R2* measurement accuracy with absolute SNR truncation and optimal coil combination Cardiac iron and cardiac disease in males and females with transfusion-dependent thalassemia major: a T2* magnetic resonance imaging study.Improved R2* liver iron concentration assessment using a novel fuzzy c-mean clustering scheme.MRI T2* imaging for assessment of liver iron overload: study of different data analysis approaches.Magnetic resonance imaging quantification of liver iron.Cardiac and hepatic iron and ejection fraction in thalassemia major: multicentre prospective comparison of combined deferiprone and deferoxamine therapy against deferiprone or deferoxamine monotherapy The use of appropriate calibration curves corrects for systematic differences in liver R2* values measured using different software packages.A delicate balance: Iron metabolism and diseases of the brain.Fast approximation to pixelwise relaxivity maps: validation in iron overloaded subjects.Automated T(2) * measurements using supplementary field mapping to assess cardiac iron content.Effect of inversion recovery fat suppression on hepatic R2* quantitation in transfusional siderosis.Comparison of whole liver and small region-of-interest measurements of MRI liver R2* in children with iron overload Lithium suppression of tau induces brain iron accumulation and neurodegeneration.Improved Liver R2* Mapping by Averaging Decay Curves.Technical Failure of MR Elastography Examinations of the Liver: Experience from a Large Single-Center Study.Quantification of iron concentration in the liver by MRI Comparison between different software programs and post-processing techniques for the MRI quantification of liver iron concentration in thalassemia patients.Prediction of cardiac complications for thalassemia major in the widespread cardiac magnetic resonance era: a prospective multicentre study by a multi-parametric approach.Quantitative R2* MRI of the liver with rician noise models for evaluation of hepatic iron overload: Simulation, phantom, and early clinical experience.T1 mapping in the rat myocardium at 7 tesla using a modified CINE inversion recovery sequence.Rapid look-up table method for noise-corrected curve fitting in the R2* mapping of iron loaded liver.Limitations of using logarithmic transformation and linear fitting to estimate relaxation rates in iron-loaded liver.Improved MRI R2 * relaxometry of iron-loaded liver with noise correction.Influence of the analysis technique on estimating hepatic iron content using MRI.Automated vessel exclusion technique for quantitative assessment of hepatic iron overload by R2*-MRI.Quantitative T2* magnetic resonance imaging for evaluation of iron deposition in the brain of β-thalassemia patients.Extramedullary hematopoiesis is associated with lower cardiac iron loading in chronically transfused thalassemia patients.Automated two-point dixon screening for the evaluation of hepatic steatosis and siderosis: comparison with R2-relaxometry and chemical shift-based sequences.A novel semiautomatic parenchyma extraction method for improved MRI R2* relaxometry of iron loaded liver.Motion-sensitized driven equilibrium for blood-suppressed T2* mapping.Regional and global pancreatic T*2 MRI for iron overload assessment in a large cohort of healthy subjects: normal values and correlation with age and gender.Quantitative T2* magnetic resonance imaging for renal iron overload assessment: normal values by age and sex.Accurate estimate of pancreatic T2* values: how to deal with fat infiltration.

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