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Temperature dependence of
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Abstract
objectivesTemperature dependent chemical shifts of important brain metabolites measured by localised MATERIALS AND
methodsPhantom measurements on solutions containing 11 metabolites were performed on a 7 T scanner between 1 and 43 °C. The temperature dependence of the chemical shift differences was fitted by a linear model. Spectra were simulated for different temperatures and analysed by the AQSES program (jMRUI 5.2) using model functions with chemical shift values for 37 °C.
resultsLarge differences in the temperature dependence of the chemical shift differences were determined with a maximum slope of about ±7.5 × 10
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