Medical imaging, aspects image processing systems

Noninvasive NMR analyses does not have the optical path and contamination restrictions experienced with on-line infrared systems and eliminates the need for solvents, columns, carrier gases and/or the separations required with on-line chromatographic systems. NMR analysis is also real-time, with typical detection of any protonated analyte at the 0.1-100 % level. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), which is more typically associated with medical applications, can also be used to monitor more physical aspects of chemical processes. ... 

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