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A method for reducing motion induced errors in T2-weighted magnetic resonance imaging.

P M Joseph, A Shetty, E A Bonaroti

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    This study introduces a modified magnetic resonance imaging pulse sequence to reduce motion artifacts. The new method significantly minimizes image errors caused by object movement, especially in T2-weighted imaging.

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