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Assessing the reproducibility of downfield MRSI in the human brain at 3T

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The mean coefficients of variance for amide and df7.9 resonances were found to be 17% or lower, indicating strong reliability.
Data were collected using a 3D df-mrsi technique from five healthy volunteers across two separate visits to ensure accuracy.
3D df-mrsi at 3T shows high reproducibility, suggesting it could be instrumental for studying resonances in various conditions.
The findings underscore the potential of 3D df-mrsi as a valuable tool for assessing amides and other resonances in clinical research.

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This study quantitatively assesses reproducibility in 3D df-mrsi for amides and resonances, highlighting its reliability.

Özdemir et al. (2025) studied this question.

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