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T2′ Imaging Within Perfusion-Restricted Tissue in High-Grade Occlusive Carotid Disease | Synapse

May 9, 2012Open Access

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T2′ Imaging Within Perfusion-Restricted Tissue in High-Grade Occlusive Carotid Disease

ASAlexander SeilerUniversity Hospital Schleswig-Holstein AJAlina JurcoaneGoethe University Frankfurt JMJörg MagerkurthGoethe University Frankfurt

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Motion-corrected T2' imaging presumably detects areas with increased oxygen extraction within perfusion-restricted tissue in patients with high-grade occlusive vessel disease.

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