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In this paper, recently proposed Induced Current Magnetic Resonance Current Density Imaging (ICMRCDI) is experimentally realized. The reconstructed current density images from the simulated measurements and from the physical measurements are in agreement. The proposed method is promising in reconstructing images of electrical conductivity as well as images of induced current density distribution within the body.
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