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. 2019 Jun;5(2):274–281. doi: 10.18383/j.tom.2019.00008

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Figure 4. — Impact of current flow through the carbon-fiber sheet heater element on in vivo MRI of the mouse. T1-weighted in vivo whole-body respiration-gated 2D FLASH MRI with the heater turned off (top) and on (middle) (A). The bottom image displays the difference image between both images. Cardiorespiratory-gated whole-body 3D FLASH MRI with the heater turned off (left column) and on (right column) (B). The average intensity over a square, placed close to the heater surface, was plotted for 20 repetitions with the heater turned on (black dots) or off (orange dots) (C).