FLAIR2: A Combination of FLAIR and T2 for Improved MS Lesion Detection

V. Wiggermann; E. Hernández-Torres; A. Traboulsee; D.K.B. Li; A. Rauscher

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FLAIR²: A Combination of FLAIR and T2 for Improved MS Lesion Detection

V. Wiggermann, E. Hernández-Torres, A. Traboulsee, D.K.B. Li and A. Rauscher

American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2016, 37 (2) 259-265; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A4514

V. Wiggermann

aFrom the Departments of Physics and Astronomy (V.W.)

bPediatrics (V.W., E.H.T., A.R.)

eUniversity of British Columbia MRI Research Centre (V.W., E.H.T., A.R.)

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E. Hernández-Torres

bPediatrics (V.W., E.H.T., A.R.)

eUniversity of British Columbia MRI Research Centre (V.W., E.H.T., A.R.)

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A. Traboulsee

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D.K.B. Li

cMedicine (Neurology) (A.T., D.K.B.L.)

dRadiology (D.K.B.L.)

fCentre for Brain Health (D.K.B.L., A.R.)

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A. Rauscher

bPediatrics (V.W., E.H.T., A.R.)

eUniversity of British Columbia MRI Research Centre (V.W., E.H.T., A.R.)

fCentre for Brain Health (D.K.B.L., A.R.)

gChild and Family Research Institute (A.R.), University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

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