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'''Multispectral segmentation''' is a method for differentiating [[Tissue (biology)|tissue]] classes of similar characteristics in a single [[Medical imaging|imaging modality]] using several independent images of the same anatomical slice in different modalities (e.g., [[Magnetic resonance imaging#T1 and T2|T2]], [[MRI sequence#PD|proton density]], T1, etc.). This increasesmakes theit capabilityeasier ofto discriminationdiscriminate between different tissues, as aeach consequencetissue ofresponds different responses of the tissuesdifferently to particular [[MRI sequence|pulse sequences]].

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'''Multispectral segmentation''' is a method for differentiating [[Tissue (biology)|tissue]] classes of similar characteristics in a single imaging modality using several independent images of the same anatomical slice in different modalities (e.g., T2, proton density, T1, etc.). This increases the capability of discrimination between different tissues as a consequence of different responses of the tissues to particular pulse sequences.

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