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MRI for Technologists, Second Edition

MRI for Technologists, Second Edition

9780071353182
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This text serves as a practical guide to all types of MRI technologies and image interpretation in diagnostic imaging centers throughout the world. The book takes basic principles (physics, pulse sequence, imaging coil technology) and augments them with practical clinical chapters on patient issues, safety concerns, equipment choices, protocol development strategies, MR facility management, and much more

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McGraw Hill / Medical
44801
9780071353182
9780071353182

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Publication date
2000
Issue number
2
Cover
paperback
Pages count
408
Dimensions (mm)
188 x 236
Weight (g)
855

  • Historical Perspective on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance.

    Magnetic Resonance: A Technical Overview.

    Magnetic Resonance Tissue Contrast Characteristics: Proton (Spin) Density, T1, and T2.

    Relating Frequency to Space: The Fourier Transform and Gradient Fields.

    Imaging Coil Technology.

    Assessing the Interaction of Image Sequence Parameters.

    Standard MR pulse Sequences: A Closer Look.

    Advance MR Pulse Sequences.

    MR Angiographic Imaging Theory.

    MR Contrast Media

    MR Imaging of the Breast

    Fundamentals of Image Interpretation.

    Protocol Development Strategies.

    Artifacts.

    Patient Issues: Making A Difference.

    MRI Safety Concerns.

    MR Facility Organization and Management.

    Evaluation of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Equipment.

    Perspectives on Future MRI Technology and Applications.

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