séquences RO TE21

17:31 Sep 14, 2009 

can't find it either - but I keep thinking of "optimization" for "O". my first thought was "run-off". Maybe a lead? Where are all our specialists today? ;-)

14:40 Sep 14, 2009 

time to echo

14:35 Sep 14, 2009 

Had it been just the one instance i might have agreed, as it is littered with typos, but the phrase occurs several times, too often to be a mistake.
It is often written RO_TE21.

14:32 Sep 14, 2009 

could it be 'ROI' (Regions of Interest)
eg http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=27...

'Region of Interest (ROI) Analyses of Gray Matter Volume
.The maximum probability maps for bilateral BA 44 and 45 were registered into the same space as each subjects’ standardized gray matter maps. Because no probabilistic cytoarchitechtonic maps were available for STG, SMG and PT, Talairach daemon (Lancaster et al., 2000) was used to define STG and SMG on a standardized brain. The bilateral PTs were drawn manually on a single standardized brain map similar to methods used in previous studies (Dorsaint-Pierre et al., 2006; Rojas et al., 2005). The PT was defined by the horizontal bank of the STG from the first Heschl’s sulcus anteriorly to the vertical bank or the end of the horizontal portion of the sylvian fissure. The posterior ascending and descending rami were excluded, consistent with conventional PT measurements (Rojas et al., 2005) (intra-rater reliability was measured, alpha= 0.98). All ROIs were registered into the same space as each individual’s GMV. Mean GMV was computed from voxel values within each ROI and extracted from each subject’s smoothed GM