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... in an anatomic aorta at different orientations. The time instants in the cardiac cycle in which the flow is visualized are marked with thick vertical lines a , b , c , and d . 22 07 2010 09 08 2010 01 09 2010 15 10 2010 15 10 2010 biomedical MRI...

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... time and increasing the intensity produced roughly the same change in the lesion volume for the same total energy expenditure. 04 07 2009 14 04 2010 11 05 2010 15 06 2010 15 06 2010 biological tissues biomedical MRI biothermics ultrasonic therapy HIFU MRI...

... that the natural response of articular cartilage to injury is variable and, at best, unsatisfactory. MRI Gd-DTPA 2− tissue-engineered cartilage fixed-charge density dynamic compressive modulus equilibrium compressive modulus biological tissues biomechanics biomedical MRI regression analysis...

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