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Validating the distribution of specific ventilation in healthy humans measured using proton MR imaging

Sá et al., 2014

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7748801084345983175
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Sá R
Asadi A
Theilmann R
Hopkins S
Prisk G
Darquenne C
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Journal of Applied Physiology

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Specific ventilation imaging (SVI) uses proton MRI to quantitatively map the distribution of specific ventilation (SV) in the human lung, using inhaled oxygen as a contrast agent. To validate this recent technique, we compared the quantitative measures of heterogeneity of …
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