Pulsed diffusion and oscillating diffusion gradients implemented in a semi-Laser sequence for measuring at long and short diffusion times were tested in a phantom and applied in vivo. Metabolite diffusion constants measured in human gray matter in 6 healthy volunteers at short diffusion times were significantly higher than those determined at long diffusion times, suggesting an enhanced sensitivity to diffusion on the cellular and subcellular level.
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