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Fig. 5. Bar chart shows mean contrast-to-noise ratios obtained with body-coil and phased array coil techniques before (white bars) and after (gray bars) subtraction. Similar values were found for pelvic region. However, significant difference was found between two coil techniques and between subtracted and unsubtracted data sets in upper and lower leg.





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