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Diffusion Tensor Imaging of the Normal Pediatric Spinal Cord Using an Inner Field of View Echo Planar Imaging Sequence

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Fig 1. Schematic timing diagram of the diffusion sequence encoding scheme. The iFOV EPIsequence was based on 2D-RF excitations as described in Finsterbusch.18
Fig 3. Axial FA color image of a control subject’s cervical spinal cord (left). Manual placement of region of interest (middle)
Fig 5. Axial FA color maps along the cervical spinal cord of a control subject (35 sections)
Fig 6. Midline sagittal FA color maps of a representative cervical spinal cord pre- (left) andpost- (right) image registration
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