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Silent myelin-weighted magnetic resonance imaging.

Wellcome Open Res · 2020 · PMC7431975 · PMID 32832700

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highly significantno p-value reported
First of all I doubt there is a highly significant MT effect in CSF (ref 46, does not seem appropriate to document this, but there are problems with the references in the current version of the paper), and I believe that “MT effects” observed in CSF are in major part due to direct saturation effects, especially when using routine clinical sequences for conventional MT experiments which use relatively low frequency offset to perform the saturation (which is not the case here).

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