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Introductory math -- Basic principles of MRI -- Radio frequency pulse -- T1, T2, and T2* -- TR, TE, and tissue contrast -- Tissue contrast: some clinical applications -- Pulse sequences: part I (Saturation, partial saturation, inversion recovery) -- Pulse sequences: part II (Spin echo) -- Fourier transform -- Image construction: part I (Slice selection) -- Image construction: part II (Spatial encoding) -- Signal processing -- Data space -- Pulse sequence diagram -- Field of view -- k-Space: the final frontier! -- Scan parameters and image optimization -- Artifacts in MRI -- Fast spin echo -- Gradient echo: part I (Basic principles) -- Gradient echo: part II (Fast scanning techniques) -- Echo planar imaging -- New scanning features -- Parallel imaging -- Tissue suppression techniques -- Flow phenomena -- MR angiography -- Cardiac MRI -- MR spectroscopy in the brain -- High performance gradients -- The many combinations of MRI.
Ray Hashman Hashemi, William G. Bradley Jr., Christopher J. Lisanti.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.