"Lactate is, however, superimposed on the lipid band. Using an intermediate TE (e.g. 144 ms) will invert only lactate, allowing it to be distinguished. At higher field strength (3T rather than 1.5T), this inverted peak may be diminished or absent 4. Voxel placement critically affects lipid contamination, therefore it is advisable to avoid proximity to skull, scalp, and orbital fat for measurement to the extent possible. In brain, preferred regions include basal ganglia, thalamus, parietal white matter, and parietooccipital gray matter."
"Lactate is, however, superimposed on the lipid band. Using an intermediate TE (e.g. 144 ms) will invert only lactate, allowing it to be distinguished. At higher field strength (3T rather than 1.5T), this inverted peak may be diminished or absent 4. Voxel placement critically affects lipid contamination, therefore it is advisable to avoid proximity to skull, scalp, and orbital fat for measurement to the extent possible. In brain, preferred regions include basal ganglia, thalamus, parietal white matter, and parietooccipital gray matter."
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"Significance of lactate peak"