A localized double‐quantum filter for the in vivo detection of brain glucose

Keywords

Imaging phantom, In vivo, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Glycolysis, Chemistry

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• Enhancement of spectral editing efficacy of multiple quantum filters in in vivo proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy.Hyeonjin Kim, Richard B. Thompson, Peter S. Allen — 2012
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