Clinical utility of new bone imaging using zero-echo-time sequence in neurosurgical procedures: Can zero-echo-time be used in clinical practice in neurosurgery?
Akihiro Inoue(Ehime University), Takeharu Kunieda(Ehime University), Takanori Ohnishi(Saiseikai Matsuyama Hospital), Naoya Nishida(Ehime University), Taichi Furumochi(Ehime University Hospital), Yoshihiro Takimoto(Ehime University Hospital), Satoshi Suehiro(Ehime University), Seiji Shigekawa(Ehime University), Hideaki Watanabe(Ehime University), Yasuhiro Shiraishi(Ehime University Hospital)
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