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European Journal of Radiology|January 3, 2012
MR imaging versus PET/CT for evaluation of pancreatic lesionsSara Belião, Alexandra Ferreira, Irina Vierasu, et al.
European Radiology|August 1, 2023
Combined prenatal US and post-mortem fetal MRI: can they replace conventional autopsy for fetal body abnormalities?Marine Moeremans, Fred E Avni, Nicky d'Haene, et al.
European Journal of Radiology|June 30, 2015
Focal liver lesions detection: Comparison of respiratory-triggering, triggering and tracking navigator and tracking-only navigator in diffusion-weighted imagingSaid El Bouchaibi, Kenneth Coenegrachts, Maria Antonietta Bali, et al.
European Radiology|August 7, 2014
Normal hepatic parenchyma visibility and ADC quantification on diffusion-weighted MRI at 3 T: influence of age, gender, and iron contentThierry Metens, Kellen Fanstone Ferraresi, Alessandra Farchione, et al.
Biomedical Physics & Engineering Express|March 28, 2023
Comparison of intra- and inter-patient intensity standardization methods for multi-parametric whole-body MRIJakub Ceranka, Frédéric Lecouvet, Nicolas Michoux, et al.
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging : JMRI|June 21, 2006
Quantitative diffusion imaging in breast cancer: a clinical prospective studyErika Rubesova, Anne-Sophie Grell, Viviane De Maertelaer, et al.
Radiology|July 9, 2009
Endometriosis: contribution of 3.0-T pelvic MR imaging in preoperative assessment--initial resultsNathalie Hottat, Caroline Larrousse, Vincent Anaf, et al.
Journal of Magnetic Resonance Imaging : JMRI|April 17, 2018
Total choline quantification measured by 1H MR spectroscopy as early predictor of response after neoadjuvant treatment for locally advanced breast cancer: The impact of immunohistochemical statusStylianos Drisis, Patrick Flamen, Michael Ignatiadis, et al.
Insights Into Imaging|September 27, 2012
Should less motion sensitive T2-weighted BLADE TSE replace Cartesian TSE for female pelvic MRI?Johannes M Froehlich, Thierry Metens, Bianka Chilla, et al.
European Journal of Radiology|February 11, 2011
MRI of the female pelvis: a possible pitfall in the differentiation of haemorrhagic vs. fatty lesions using fat saturated sequences with inversion recoveryJohannes M Froehlich, Thierry Metens, Bianka Chilla, et al.
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