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Functional Imaging of HIV/AIDS

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Functional magnetic resonance (MR) imaging is a valuable technique for the analysis and assessment of metabolism and water diffusion from the perspectives of histology, cytology and even molecular biology based on conventional MR technology. It has exhibited a promising application in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of HIV/AIDS.

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