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Applications of similarity mapping in dynamic MRI

Rogowska et al., 1995

Document ID
8946557459970229604
Author
Rogowska J
Preston K
Hunter G
Hamberg L
Kwong K
Salonen O
Wolf G
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE transactions on medical imaging

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Dynamic images are temporal sequences of images, where the intensities of certain regions of interest (ROI's) change with time, whereas anatomical structures remain stationary. Here, new applications of dynamic image analysis, called similarity mapping, are reviewed …
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