Ernst-Wilhelm Radue

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Published: 1993
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2015
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Michael Amann, Till Sprenger, Yvonne Naegelin, Julia Reinhardt, Pascal Kuster, Jochen G. Hirsch, Ludwig Kappos, Ernst-Wilhelm Radue, Christoph Stippich, Oliver Bieri:
Comparison between balanced steady-state free precession and standard spoiled gradient echo magnetization transfer ratio imaging in multiple sclerosis: methodical and clinical considerations. NeuroImage 108: 87-94 (2015)
2012
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Meritxell Garcia, Monika Gloor, Ernst-Wilhelm Radue, Christoph Stippich, Stephan G. Wetzel, Klaus Scheffler, Oliver Bieri:
Fast high-resolution brain imaging with balanced SSFP: Interpretation of quantitative magnetization transfer towards simple MTR. NeuroImage 59(1): 202-211 (2012)
2010
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Meritxell Garcia, Monika Gloor, Stephan G. Wetzel, Ernst-Wilhelm Radue, Klaus Scheffler, Oliver Bieri:
Characterization of normal appearing brain structures using high-resolution quantitative magnetization transfer steady-state free precession imaging. NeuroImage 52(2): 532-537 (2010)

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