November 1, 1997American Journal of Roentgenology184 citations

In-phase and out-of-phase MR imaging of bone marrow: prediction of neoplasia based on the detection of coexistent fat and water.

DDDavid G. Disler TMT R McCauley LRL M Ratner

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In-phase and out-of-phase gradient-echo MR imaging of bone marrow signal-intensity abnormalities can help predict the likelihood of neoplastic or nonneoplastic lesions.

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