Normal 3T MR Anatomy of the Prostate Gland and Surrounding Structures.

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Abstract
Development on new fast MRI scanners resulted in rising number of prostate examinations. High-spatial resolution of MRI examinations performed on 3T scanners allows recognition of very fine anatomical structures previously not demarcated on performed scans. We present current status of MR imaging in the context of recognition of most important anatomical structures.
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Authors Sklinda, K;Frączek, M;Mruk, B;Walecki, J;
Journal advances in medicine
Year 2019
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10.1155/2019/3040859
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