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+{
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+    "MagneticFieldStrength": 3,
+    "ImagingFrequency": 127.763,
+    "Manufacturer": "Philips",
+    "ManufacturersModelName": "Ingenia_CX",
+    "InstitutionName": "Tokyo_University_Hospital",
+    "InstitutionalDepartmentName": "Radiology",
+    "DeviceSerialNumber": "78091",
+    "StationName": "HOST-77RBK8NK2K",
+    "BodyPartExamined": "SPINE",
+    "PatientPosition": "HFS",
+    "SoftwareVersions": "5.3.1_5.3.1.1",
+    "MRAcquisitionType": "2D",
+    "SeriesDescription": "sSUM",
+    "ProtocolName": "sSUM",
+    "ScanningSequence": "GR",
+    "SequenceVariant": "SS",
+    "ScanOptions": "PFF",
+    "ImageType": [
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+        "PRIMARY",
+        "M",
+        "FFE",
+        "M",
+        "FFE"
+    ],
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+    "AcquisitionTime": "17:46:2.260000",
+    "AcquisitionNumber": 8,
+    "PhilipsRescaleSlope": 1,
+    "PhilipsRescaleIntercept": 0,
+    "PhilipsScaleSlope": 0.122835,
+    "UsePhilipsFloatNotDisplayScaling": 1,
+    "SliceThickness": 5,
+    "SpacingBetweenSlices": 5,
+    "SAR": 2.07584,
+    "EchoTime": 0.002094,
+    "RepetitionTime": 0.625,
+    "FlipAngle": 30,
+    "CoilString": "MULTI_COIL",
+    "PartialFourier": 0.009375,
+    "PercentPhaseFOV": 100,
+    "EchoTrainLength": 3,
+    "PhaseEncodingSteps": 320,
+    "AcquisitionMatrixPE": 320,
+    "ReconMatrixPE": 320,
+    "PixelBandwidth": 241,
+    "PhaseEncodingAxis": "j",
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+        0.00116765,
+        -0.0104569,
+        -0.000526188,
+        0.998129,
+        0.0611369
+    ],
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+    "ConversionSoftware": "dcm2niix",
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+    "AcquisitionDuration": 242.5,
+    "SpatialReference": {
+        "Reorientation": "RPI",
+        "Other": "root-mean square across 4th dimension (if it exists)"
+    }
+}
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