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1. Application Of MR Intravoxel Incoherent Motion-derived Parameters In Fuhrman Grading Of Clear Cell Renal Cell Carcinoma
2. Correlation Between Quantitative DCE-MRI,IVIM Parameters And Molecular Biological Markers In Breast Cancer
3. Evaluation Of The Hypoxic State Of Experimental C6 Gliomawith DCE-MRI,IVIM-DWI
4. The Discussion Of Correlation Between Histogram Analysis Of Quantitative Dynamic Contrast Enhanced And Diffusion Weighted MRI And Gleason Score Of Prostate Cancer
5. Application Of Multi-parameter Functional MRI In The Diagnosis Of Prostate Cancer And In The Follow-up Of Argon-helium Cryoablation
6. The Value Of IVIM-DWI And DTI In Diagnosis Of Diabetic Early-stage Renal Injury
7. The Value Of IVIM-DWI,DCE-MRI And Gadoxetate Disodium-enhanced MRI In The Evaluation Of Liver Cirrhosis-related Nodules In Rats And Human
8. Investigating Tumor Growth Of Gastric Cancer In Nude Mice Model By The Quantitative Parameters Of MRI And The Mechanism Of ARHGEF10L In Gastric Tumorigenesis
9. The Preliminary Study On The Value Of Incoherent Motion Imaging Parameters In The Differentiation Diagnosis Of Musculoskeletal Tumors Between Benign And Malignant Of The Lower Limb
10. A Preliminary Study On The Value Of MRI IVIM-DWI In The Diagnosis Of Renal Tumors
11. Evalution Of Treatment Effect Of MRI IVIM-DWI In Hepatocellulor Carcinoma After Radiofrenquency Ablation
12. Experimental Study Correlation Between MRI-IVIM And MVD,VEGF In Rhabdomyosarcoma Murine Model
13. Correlation Of DCE-MRI And IVIM-DWI With VEGF And MVD Expression In Soft Tissue Sarcomas Based On MRI-Pathology
14. Dual Targeting VEGF And PFKFB3 Induces Tumor Vascular Normalization In Glioblastoma And MRI Evaluation
15. Imaging And Pathological Comparison Of Normal Sacroiliac Region In Rats Based On IVIM-DWI And DCE-MRI
16. The Study Of RFOV-DTI And MRI-IVIM In Evaluating Optic Nerve Injury Caused By Intraconal Orbital Tumor
17. Application Of MRI-IVIM And 18F-FDG PET/CT Parameters In Predicting The Curative Effect Of Concurrent Chemoradiotherapy For Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer
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