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Optimal Control‐Based RF Pulses Versus Classical Motion‐Encoding Strategies for In Vivo Hepatic MR Elastography Across Multiple Excitation Frequencies in Mice: Reproducibility Assessment
ABSTRACT This study compared an optimal control (OC)–based motion‐encoding approach using radiofrequency (RF) pulses with the conventional motion‐encoding gradient (MEG) method for in vivo hepatic magnetic resonance elastography (MRE) across multiple excitation frequencies in mice, evaluating signal
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