Talk:Perfusion

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Wow, this article is wholly inadequate. I am an imaging scientist, and even I recognize that MRI is not the gold standard of perfusion measurement.

We need a physiologist to explain the traditional concept of perfusion (ml/hr/100g), then we can add some modern understandings (and complications). And finally we can discuss how to measure perfusion non-invasively, including imaging methods such as MRI.

192.207.123.2 16:10, 29 November 2006 (UTC)