DOI : 10.1055/s-00000066

RöFo - Fortschritte auf dem Gebiet der Röntgenstrahlen und der bildgebenden Verfahren

Issue 01 · Volume 177 · January 2005 DOI: 10.1055/s-002-3822


4rd International Symposium on Highfield MR in Clinical Applications
Bonn, 9th–10th September 2005

Wissenschaftliche Leitung: Prof. Dr. H. Schild, Bonn
Abstracts (HTML) List of Authors
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de Smit, F.; Hoogduin, H.: Fast whole brain T1 mapping at 3 Tesla
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Wattjes, M. P.; Lutterbey, G.; Klotz, L.; Gieseke, J.; Schild, H. H.: Dual Inversion Recovery Brain Imaging at 3 Tesla: Diagnostic value in the detection of MS lesions
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Stehling, C.; Oelschläger, C.; Orwat, S.; Kloska, S.; Kraemer, S.; Niederstadt, T. U.; Nassenstein, I.; Knecht, H. S.; Kirchhof, P.; Heindel, W. L.; Bachmann, R.: Detection of asymptomatic cerebral microbleeds on T2*-weighted gradient-echo MRI: A comparative study at 1.5 and 3 Tesla
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Scheef, L.; Manka, C.; Landsberg, M. W.; Jessen, F.: Cerebral perfusion changes in untreated schizophrenic patients: A CASL-study at 3 Tesla
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Müller, M.; Fischbach, F.; Bruhn, H.: Boosting the Database: Three-Dimensional Visualization of Neurovascular Compression Syndromes Improved by High-Resolution 3 Tesla MRI
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Bachmann, R.; Nassenstein, I.; Dittrich, R.; Kugel, H.; Kooijmann, H.; Kuhlenbäumer, G.; Heindel, W. L.; Krämer, S.: Short-term follow up in patients with proven cervical artery dissection by high resolution MRI at 3 Tesla
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Scheef, L.; Daamen, M.; Fehse, U.; Landsberg, M. W.; Granath, D. O.; Effenberg, A. O.: Combining SPARSE fMRI Designs with SENSE at High Field Strength
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Szomolanyi, P.; Pinker, K.; Wolfsberger, S.; Trattnig, S.: The Value of High-field MRI (3 Tesla) in the Assessment of Sellar Lesions
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Nelles, M.; Guer, O.; Gieseke, J.; Flacke, S.; von Falkenhausen, M.; Schramm, J.; Majores, M.; Urbach, H.; Schild, H. H.: DTI Measurements of Fractional Anisotropy at 3 Tesla: Sequence optimization and reproducibility
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Sunaert, S.; Sage, C.; Peeters, R.; Robberecht, W.: Vascular versus neuronal defects in ALS: an fMRI and DTI study