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"Short tau inversion recovery (STIR), also known as short TI inversion recovery, is a fat suppression technique with an inversion time TI = ln(2)·T1fat, where the signal of fat is zero. This equates to approximately 140 ms at 1.5 T."

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"Short tau inversion recovery (STIR), also known as short TI inversion recovery, is a fat suppression technique with an inversion time TI = ln(2)·T1fat, where the signal of fat is zero. This equates to approximately 140 ms at 1.5 T."

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"STIR was first described in 1985 and was explicitly called short TI inversion recovery ⁴. For some time, this term remained more common, but gradually TI was replaced by tau, which has now become the dominant form."

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"STIR was first described in 1985 and was explicitly called short TI inversion recovery ⁴. For some time, this term remained more common, but gradually TI was replaced by tau, which has now become the dominant form."

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