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Patch-based super-resolution of MR spectroscopic images: application to multiple sclerosisJain et al., 2017
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- Jain S
- Sima D
- Sanaei Nezhad F
- Hangel G
- Bogner W
- Williams S
- Van Huffel S
- Maes F
- Smeets D
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- Frontiers in neuroscience
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Purpose: Magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging (MRSI) provides complementary information to conventional magnetic resonance imaging. Acquiring high resolution MRSI is time consuming and requires complex reconstruction techniques. Methods: In this paper, a …
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