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Comparative Ultrasonographic, Magnetic Resonance Sialographic, and Videoendoscopic Assessment of Salivary Duct Disorders
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Objectives: Salivary duct disorders are the second most common cause of obstruction after calculi. Magnetic resonance sialography has been recently proposed as a means of diagnosing a heterogeneous group of salivary disorders, and so we compared it with sialoendoscopy in evaluating stenoses and sialectasia in 24 patients with obstructive symptoms and ultrasonographic results negative for calculi or masses.
Methods: All of the patients (19 of whom had recurrent unilateral or bilateral s...
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Value of magnetic resonance imaging in assessing efficacy in clinical trials of multiple sclerosis therapies
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging
British Journal of Biomedical Science
; Magnetic Resonance Imaging Methods and Biological Applications. P. V. Prassad, ed. Humana Press: New Jersey, 2006:464pp. ISBN: 1 58829 397 3. 79.50. This book is from the series Methods in Molecular Medicine and is, as the author states, designed to introduce magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to
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Advances Expand Magnetic Resonance Imaging Capabilities.
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; New MRI instruments allow for high-resolution images useful in medical, materials research, and industrial applications. They can image a broad range of substances: carpet fibers, fertilizer pellets, rat brains, and human organs. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has changed the face of medical
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Magnetic resonance goes nano.
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; TECHNOLOGY RESEARCH NEWS The magnetic resonance imaging devices that hospitals use to diagnose ... article to TRN at editor@trnmag.com.(c) Copyright Technology Research News, LLC 2000-2005. All rights reserved. - http://www.trnmag.com/((Distributed ...
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Siemens showcases MR solutions at ISMRM.(Big Debut!)(Siemens Healthcare)(Magnetic Resonance)(International Society for Magnetic Resonance)(Brief article)
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