MRI for technologists
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
McGraw-Hill, Medical Publishing Division ,
c2001
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| Edition: | 2nd ed |
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Table of Contents:
- ch. 1. Historical perspective on nuclear magnetic resonance / Rodney Roemer
- ch. 2. Magnetic resonance : a technical overview / Gary M. Schwartz and Yanmin Huang
- ch. 3. Magnetic resonance tissue contrast characteristics : proton (spin) density, T1, and T2 / Roger D. Freimarck
- ch. 4. Relating frequency to space : the Fourier transform and gradient fields / Gary M. Schwartz and Yanmin Huang
- ch. 5. Imaging coil technology / William Faulkner, Jr.
- ch. 6. Assessing the interaction of image sequence parameters / Peggy Woodward
- ch. 7. Standard MR pulse sequences : a closer look / Michael C. Sweitzer and David M. Kramer
- ch. 8. Advanced MR pulse sequences / Peggy Woodward
- ch. 9. MR angiographic imaging / Ralph E. Lee
- ch. 10. MR contrast media / Eric Hohenschuh and Alan D. Watson
- ch. 11. MR imaging of the breast / Luann J. Culbreth
- ch. 12. Fundamentals of image interpretation / Bartram J. Pierce
- ch. 13. Protocol development strategies / William Faulkner, Jr.
- ch. 14. Artifacts / Gregory L. Wheeler
- ch. 15. Patient issues : making a difference / Roger D. Freimarck
- ch. 16. MRI safety concerns / Gregory L. Wheeler
- ch. 17. MR facility organization and management / Edie E. Cox
- ch. 18. Evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging equipment Bartram J. Pierce ch. 19 Perspectives on future MRI technology and applications Joseph V. Fritz