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Journal Highlight: T1 Nuclear magnetic relaxation dispersion of hyperpolarized sodium and cesium hydrogencarbonate-13C

The T1 dispersion from low to clinical magnetic fields of different hyperpolarized hydrogencarbonate formulations previously proposed in the literature for in vivo pH measurements has been measured to aid pH mapping in tissue.

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