Segmented-overlap Fourier filtering and averaging (SOFFA) approach to improve concentration sensitivity of magnetic resonance spectra

Sidabras, Jason W.

doi:10.5194/mr-7-99-2026

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02 Jul 2026

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Segmented-overlap Fourier filtering and averaging (SOFFA) approach to improve concentration sensitivity of magnetic resonance spectra

Jason W. Sidabras

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