Quantitative susceptibility mapping (QSM) is increasingly being applied to quantitative research on disease conditions including intracerebral hemorrhage, liver iron overload and bone mineral quantification. These applications require knowledge of the reproducibility of QSM of sources with high susceptibility, which has not been previously reported. Here, we investigate the agreement between QSM maps generated from gradient-echo scans acquired at multiple sites using multiple platforms.
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