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Optimal SNR for proton electron double resonance imaging

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A significant problem for whole body PEDRI is the absorbed RF power in the body. In this paper the optimal pulse and field strength are determined which maximize the signal to noise ratio for a certain RF power level. Our calculations show that the relaxation times of the free radical contrast agent are the dominating factors which determine the pulse sequence and main field strength.

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Konijnenburg, H., Mehlkopf, A.F. Optimal SNR for proton electron double resonance imaging. Res. Chem. Intermed. 22, 557–561 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1163/156856796X00188

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