BTW...this is an MRI abdomen without and with contrast
Posted By: Rad MT on 2008-11-28
In Reply to: THRIVE images? Anyone heard of this? - Rad MT
Subject: BTW...this is an MRI abdomen without and with contrast
He says "axial T1-weighted 3D thrive images postcontrast"
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