Spin-lattice relaxation times of bound water—Its determination and implications for tissue discrimination
Measurements were made of T1 of bound water ( T1 b) and bound water fraction (α) for gelatin solutions and human tissues (sera, brain tumor, cerebral white matter). Bound water fraction in each sample was measured by means of thermal analysis (differential scanning calorimetry: DSC). T1 values were...
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description | Measurements were made of
T1 of bound water (
T1
b) and bound water fraction (α) for gelatin solutions and human tissues (sera, brain tumor, cerebral white matter). Bound water fraction in each sample was measured by means of thermal analysis (differential scanning calorimetry: DSC).
T1 values were measured by FONAR QED 80-α.
T1
b values were calculated by an equation derived from the fast-exchange two-state model. In the study of gelatin solutions, the relationship between
T1 and water content differed depending on the sort of solutions. This was considered to be due to differences in
T1
b values. In each biological tissue the values of
T1
b and α had different distributions. These results indicate that values of
T1
b and α for biological tissues may be altered in correspondence to the changes in pathophysiological states in those tissues. |
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T1
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T1 values were measured by FONAR QED 80-α.
T1
b values were calculated by an equation derived from the fast-exchange two-state model. In the study of gelatin solutions, the relationship between
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T1
b values. In each biological tissue the values of
T1
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T1
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T1 values were measured by FONAR QED 80-α.
T1
b values were calculated by an equation derived from the fast-exchange two-state model. In the study of gelatin solutions, the relationship between
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T1
b values. In each biological tissue the values of
T1
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T1
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T1 values were measured by FONAR QED 80-α.
T1
b values were calculated by an equation derived from the fast-exchange two-state model. In the study of gelatin solutions, the relationship between
T1 and water content differed depending on the sort of solutions. This was considered to be due to differences in
T1
b values. In each biological tissue the values of
T1
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T1
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