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High resolution nuclear magnetic resonance imaging of pig knees at 4.7 T

E M Robinson1, I S Mackenzie, A Freemont

  • 1Physics Department, Manchester University, U.K.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging
|September 1, 1988
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Abstract:

We present images of the pig knee joint which illustrate the resolution that is easily obtainable in high field (4.7 T) NMR imaging. We also describe a variant of the birdcage resonator which utilizes a novel tuning mechanism of simple construction.

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