ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2019
Evidence of the diffusion time dependence of intravoxel incoherent motion in the brain.
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Abstract
purposeTo investigate the diffusion time (T
methodsA 3-compartment IVIM model was proposed to characterize 2 types of microcirculatory flows in addition to tissue water in the brain: flows that cross multiple vascular segments (pseudo-diffusive) and flows that stay in 1 segment (ballistic) within T
resultsBy fitting the model to simulated flow signals, we demonstrated the T
conclusionWe demonstrated that IVIM signals measured in the brain are T
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