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NMR-Tomography and -Spectroscopy in Medicine

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Abstract

In the short time since the appearance of the German edition, the steadily increasing number of publications on the biological and medical applications of NMR have attested to the efficacy of this technique. The following is designed to provide a brief insight into current research trends. An appended selection from the literature will help facilitate the reader’s access to recent developments.

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Roth, K. (1984). Addendum. In: NMR-Tomography and -Spectroscopy in Medicine. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-69741-8_6

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