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2019
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Martina F. Callaghan, C. R. Negus, Alexander Leff, Megan Creasey et autres
In 330 persons who had one to seven tattoos, only one mild tattoo-related adverse reaction was detected during magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). These results suggest a low risk among persons with tattoos when MRI is performed under these specific study conditions.
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2010
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Patrick Freund, Catherine M. Dalton, Claudia A. M. Gandini Wheeler‐Kingshott, Janice Glensman et autres
PURPOSE: To investigate whether a 3D-modified driven equilibrium Fourier transform (MDEFT)-based acquisition protocol established for brain morphometry also yields reliable information about the cross-sectional spinal cord area (SCA). MATERIALS AND METHODS: Images of brain and cervical cord of 10 controls and eight …
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2010
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Patrick Freund, Catherine M. Dalton, Janice Glensman, David Bradbury et autres
P. A. Freund, C. Dalton, C. A. Wheeler-Kingshott, J. Glensman, D. Bradbury, A. J. Thompson, and N. Weiskopf Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, UCL Institue of Neurology, London, United Kingdom, Brain Repair and Rehabilitation, UCL Institue of Neurology, London, London, United Kingdom, …
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2008
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Katherine Woollett, Janice Glensman, Eleanor A. Maguire
Previous work suggests that spatial expertise in licensed London taxi drivers is associated with differences in hippocampal gray matter volume relative to IQ-matched control subjects. Here we examined whether non-spatial expertise is associated with similar hippocampal gray matter effects. We compared medical …
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2008
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Katherine Woollett, Janice Glensman, Eleanor A. Maguire
Previous work suggests that spatial expertise in licensed London taxi drivers is associated with differences in hippocampal gray matter volume relative to IQ-matched control subjects. Here we exam- ined whether non-spatial expertise is associated with similar hippocam- pal gray matter effects. We …
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2007
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Nicholas D. Wright, Andrea Mechelli, Uta Noppeney, Dick J. Veltman et autres
We used high-resolution fMRI to investigate claims that learning to read results in greater left occipito-temporal (OT) activation for written words relative to pictures of objects. In the first experiment, 9/16 subjects performing a one-back task showed activation in > or =1 …
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