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大脑血流图中的超强信号采用伪连续动脉旋转标记MRI在小鼠中获得

Xiuli Yang, Yuguo Li, Adnan Bibic

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |January 23, 2026
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    伪连续动脉旋转标记 (pCASL) 鼠标的MRI器件不同于人类,影响动脉,静脉和心室. 在临床前研究中,优化后标记延迟 (PLD) 和粉碎梯度提高了脑血流 (CBF) 成像准确性.

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