Rad Tech's Guide to MRI Basic Physics, Instrumentation, and Quality Control

Name: Rad Tech's Guide to MRI Basic Physics, Instrumentation, and Quality Control
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ISBN: 9780632045051

ISBN-10: 0632045051

ISBN-13: 9780632045051

Edition: 2001

Authors: William H. Faulkner, Euclid Seeram, William H. Faulkner

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Book details

List price: $62.25
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 7/10/2001
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 120
Size: 3.75" wide x 7.75" long x 0.25" tall
Weight: 0.286
Language: English




Hardware Overview


Instrumentation: Magnets


Instrumentation: Radio-Frequency Subsystem


Instrumentation: Gradient Subsystem



Fundamental Principles


Electromagnetism: Faraday's Law of Induction


Magnetism


Behavior of Hydrogen in a Magnetic Field



Production of Magnetic Resonance Signal



Relaxation



Tissue Characteristics


Proton Density


T2 Relaxation


T1 Relaxation



Data Acquisition and Image Formation


Pulse Sequences


Image Contrast Control


Image Formation


Data Acquisition


Scan Time


Controlling Image Quality with Fast Spin Echo



Magnetic Resonance Image Quality


Spatial Resolution


Signal-to-Noise



Artifacts


Chemical Shift


Chemical Shift of the Second Kind


Magnetic Susceptibility


Motion and Flow


Spatial Presaturation


Gradient Moment Nulling


Compensation for Respiration


Cardiac Compensation


Aperiodic Motion


Aliasing


Gibbs and Truncation Artifact


Radio-Frequency Artifacts


Gradient Malfunctions


Image Shading


Inadequate System Tuning


Reconstruction Artifacts



Flow Imaging


Flow Patterns


Magnetic Resonance Angiography


Reduction of Flow Artifacts


Signal Loss in MRA


Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Time-of-Flight


Signal Loss with Two-Dimensional Time-of-Flight


Three-Dimensional Time-of-Flight


Signal Loss with Three-Dimensional Time-of-Flight


Phase Contrast Techniques