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Leber- und Milzuntersuchungen mit superparamagnetischem Eisenoxid

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Kernspintomographie der Abdominal- und Beckenorgane

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Die Entwicklung von MR-Kontrastmitteln erfolgte, um den Bildkontrast zu verbessern und somit auch kleinere Läsionen zu erkennen, um die MR-Untersuchung zu vereinfachen, um den Patientendurchsatz zu erhöhen und um die Kosten zu reduzieren. Die Einführung der MR-Kontrastmittel hat gezeigt, daß trotz des bereits nativ ausgezeichneten Weichteilkontrastes der MR-Bilder die diagnostische Aussage der Kernspintomographie weiter verbessert werden kann.

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Weissleder, R. (1990). Leber- und Milzuntersuchungen mit superparamagnetischem Eisenoxid. In: Steinbrich, W., Krestin, G.P. (eds) Kernspintomographie der Abdominal- und Beckenorgane. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-93460-5_4

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