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While the general theory of measuring organ perfusion using exogenously administered freely diffusible tracers was originally formulated over 40 years ago, the application of NMR techniques for tracer detection is a recent development. A brief theoretical review and discussion of the literature validating the use of deuterium and fluorine as NMR-detectable tracers is provided.
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