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Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of several experimental and human malignant tumors.
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Nuclear ImagingEngineeringOncologic ImagingPet-mriMagnetic Relaxation TimesMagnetic ResonancePathologyTumor BiologyMagnetic Resonance ImagingOncologyHuman Malignant TumorsRadiation OncologyT 1Nuclear MedicineCancer ResearchRadiologyRelaxometrySummary Several AnimalMri-guided Radiation TherapyMagnetic Resonance SpectroscopyResonanceMedicine
Summary Several animal and human malignant tumors were examined by nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry. When compared with normal tissue, the spin-lattice ( T 1 ) magnetic relaxation times were longer for all tumors except one human sample. Comparable results were obtained for T 1 measurements of cultured tumor cells. Possible mechanisms for this effect are reviewed briefly and its potential in cancer diagnosis is discussed.