Pernilla Peterson

Years Active: 2018-2023
Publications (10 Years): 6

Skåne University Hospital

Lunds Universitet (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Skåne University Hospital Aug 01 2019

Sweden

MR physicist :: Medical Imaging and Physiology

Skåne University Hospital Feb 01 2015 - Aug 01 2019

Sweden

Medical physicist :: Radiation Physics

Lunds Universitet Jan 01 2015 - Dec 31 2016

Sweden

Post-doc :: Department of Translational Medicine

Education History

Lunds Universitet Feb 01 2010 - Dec 13 2013

Sweden

PHD

Lunds Universitet Sep 01 2004 - Aug 19 2009

Sweden

MSC

Publications

Sevgi Emin, Edwin H G Oei, Martin Englund, Pernilla Peterson
Imaging-based assessment of fatty acid composition in human bone marrow adipose tissue at 7 T: Method comparison and in vivo feasibility. Magnetic resonance in medicine 90 (1) (2023)
Sevgi Emin, Edwin H G Oei, Martin Englund, Pernilla Peterson
Imaging-based assessment of fatty acid composition in human bone marrow adipose tissue at 7 T: Method comparison and in vivo feasibility. Magnetic resonance in medicine 90 (1) (2023)
Sevgi Emin, Edwin H G Oei, Martin Englund, Pernilla Peterson
Imaging-based assessment of fatty acid composition in human bone marrow adipose tissue at 7 T: Method comparison and in vivo feasibility. Magnetic resonance in medicine 90 (1) (2023)
Sevgi Emin, Edwin H G Oei, Martin Englund, Pernilla Peterson
Imaging-based assessment of fatty acid composition in human bone marrow adipose tissue at 7 T: Method comparison and in vivo feasibility. Magnetic resonance in medicine 90 (1) (2023)
Pernilla Peterson, Lena Trinh, Sven Månsson
Quantitative 1 H MRI and MRS of fatty acid composition. Magnetic resonance in medicine 85 (1) (2020)
Pernilla Peterson, Carl Johan Tiderius, Emma Olsson, Björn Lundin, Lars E Olsson, Jonas Svensson
Knee dGEMRIC at 7 T: comparison against 1.5 T and evaluation of T1-mapping methods. BMC musculoskeletal disorders 19 (1) (2018)

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