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Medical Problems of Performing Artists|December 6, 2024
A Descriptive Comparison of Oral Cavity Movements Between Brass Instrumentalists Performing Large Interval SlursPeter W Iltis, Jens Frahm, Dirk Voit, et al.Magnetic Resonance in Medicine|April 30, 2019
Dynamic water/fat separation and inhomogeneity mapping-joint estimation using undersampled triple-echo multi-spoke radial FLASHZhengguo Tan, Dirk Voit, Jost M Kollmeier, et al.Medical Problems of Performing Artists|May 31, 2022
Oral Cavity Movements of the Tongue During Large Interval Slurs in High-Level Horn Players: A Descriptive StudyPeter W Iltis, Jens Frahm, Dirk Voit, et al.Journal of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance : Official Journal of the Society for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance|July 10, 2010
Real-time cardiovascular magnetic resonance at high temporal resolution: radial FLASH with nonlinear inverse reconstructionShuo Zhang, Martin Uecker, Dirk Voit, et al.NMR in Biomedicine|October 1, 2016
Real-time MRI of swallowing: intraoral pressure reduction supports larynx elevationArno Olthoff, Arun A Joseph, Matthias Weidenmüller, et al.Pediatric Radiology|October 17, 2020
Quantitative T1 mapping of the normal brain from early infancy to adulthoodDaniel Gräfe, Jens Frahm, Andreas Merkenschlager, et al.IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging|July 3, 2014
Fast T2 mapping with improved accuracy using undersampled spin-echo MRI and model-based reconstructions with a generating functionTilman J Sumpf, Andreas Petrovic, Martin Uecker, et al.Magnetic Resonance in Medicine|December 1, 2021
Velocity vector reconstruction for real-time phase-contrast MRI with radial Maxwell correctionJost M Kollmeier, Oleksandr Kalentev, Jakob Klosowski, et al.Human Movement Science|June 1, 2015
Real-time MRI comparisons of brass players: A methodological pilot studyPeter W Iltis, Erwin Schoonderwaldt, Shuo Zhang, et al.Journal of Neuroscience Methods|October 5, 2007
A novel group analysis for functional MRI of the human brain based on a two-threshold correlation (TTC) methodTibor Auer, Attila Schwarcz, Tamas Doczi, et al.Pageof 30