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Subject(s)

• Magnetic resonance imaging [Browse]

Related name

• Cohen, Mark, Ph.D. [Browse]

Notes

Includes index.

Contents

• Ch. 1. What is Magnetic Resonance Imaging?
• Ch. 2. From Protons to Images
• Ch. 3. Proton Environments and T1 Relaxation
• Ch. 4. Transverse Magnetization and T2 Contrast
• Ch. 5. Chemical Shift
• Ch. 6. Spatial Localization: Magnetic Field Gradients
• Ch. 7. k-Space: A Graphic Guide
• Ch. 8. Image Acquisition: Pulse Sequences
• Ch. 9. Signal-to-Noise Ratio and Spatial Resolution
• Ch. 10. Acquisition Time Reconsidered
• Ch. 11. Receiver Coils
• Ch. 12. Magnetic Field Strength
• Ch. 13. Motion-Induced Artifacts
• Ch. 14. Pulse Sequences: Gradient Echo and Spin Echo
• Ch. 15. Preparatory Pulses, Including Fat Suppression
• Ch. 16. Multiecho Techniques
• Ch. 17. Strategies of Fast Imaging
• Ch. 18. T1-Weighted Pulse Sequences
• Ch. 19. T2-Weighted Pulse Sequences
• Ch. 20. Intermediate-Weighted Pulse Sequences
• Ch. 21. Intravenous Water-Soluble Contrast Agents
• Ch. 22. Particulate and Oral Contrast Agents
• Ch. 23. Contrast-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Angiography
• Ch. 24. Cardiovascular Techniques
• Ch. 25. Perfusion and Diffusion Techniques
• Ch. 26. Artifacts
• Ch. 27. Clinical MRI Techniques.

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ISBN

0721600247

LCCN

2003054493

OCLC

52639272

RCP

C - S

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