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A catheter-mounted magnetic resonance detector coil for biliary imaging: first in vitro biliary images (2009)

First Author: C Wadsworth

Attributed to: IN VIVO BILIARY IMAGING AND TISSUE SAMPLING funded by EPSRC

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