Comparison of STIR turbo SE imaging and diffusion-weighted imaging of the lung: capability for detection and subtype classification of pulmonary adenocarcinomas
Hisanobu Koyama(Kobe University), Kazuro Sugimura(Kobe University), Chiho Ohbayashi(Hyogo Prefectural Cancer Center), Nobukazu Aoyama(Kobe University Hospital), Yoshiharu Ohno(Fujita Health University), Wataru Nishio(Kobe University), Yumiko Onishi(Kobe University), Daisuke Takenaka(Kobe University), Keiko Matsumoto(Kagawa University), Munenobu Nogami(Foundation for Biomedical Research and Innovation)
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