- Longitudinal and transverse relaxation times are determined largely by the macromolecular environment of hydrogen nuclei. T1 > T2
- The more macromolecules of the correct size, the shorter T1.
- The more slowly water molecules move and the longer they spend in the vicinity of larger molecules, the shorter T2 > T2*
- Diseased tissues tend to have longer T1 and T2 values, and higher spin-densities, than normal tissues.
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Monday, April 25, 2011
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