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MRI in Practice by Call Number: IAHS STACKS RC78.7.N83 .W47 2018Publication Date: 2018 Fifth Edition
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- RSNA news : the newsletter of the Radiological Society of North AmericaSource: Radiological Society of North America.
- Medical Imaging; Technical Aspects, Operations, and Interpretation: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Video Duration 37 Minutes)
Presenting a brief history of the development of nuclear magnetic resonance imaging (now known as MRI), this video examines the interaction between magnetic fields and radiofrequency waves that produces MR images. It looks at pre-MRI screening and protocol, considers the positioning of RF coils, discusses actual imaging sequences, and provides a general explanation of intensity for each sequence. (2017) - MRI—Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Video Duration 7 Minutes)This patient teaching video reassures patients by helping them understand the common diagnostic procedure that is MRI. (2009)
- NIH-National Institute of Health Biomedical Imaging and BioengineeringMagnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
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