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MRI Principles

Author(s): Mitchell & Cohen
Edition: 2nd
ISBN10: 0721600247
ISBN13: 9780721600246
Cover: Hardcover
 
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SummaryTable of Contents
The New Edition of this popular, practical resource offers a lucid introduction to the principles of MRI, explaining in plain language the general principles of magnetism and nuclear magnetic resonance induction, and how this phenomenon can be used to generate and manipulate images for clinical use. A wealth of high-quality illustrations, complemented by concise text, enable readers to gain a solid understanding without requiring in-depth knowledge of physics and mathematics. And, each lists of essential points at the end of each chapter enable readers to test and hone their knowledge.

  • Provides a clear understanding of the principles of MRI without assuming specialized knowledge of mathematics and physics.
  • Features a practical, clinical focus that reflects current practice standards.
  • Discusses how protocols change with each patient and procedure.
  • Offers comparative examples, showing an image at different MRI parameters.


  • Incorporates new techniques for functional and physiologic imaging.
  • Presents new techniques such as parallel functional imaging and a new method for filling k-space.
  • Offers fresh perspectives from physicist and expert in neuroimaging, Mark Cohen, PhD.
What is Magnetic Resonance Imaging?
1(9)
How This Book Is Organized and Why?
1(1)
What Is Magnetic Resonance?
2(1)
MRI Instrument Overview
3(6)
From Protons to Images
9(12)
Atoms and Protons
9(1)
Longitudinal Relaxation Forces
10(2)
Angular Momentum and Precession
12(2)
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
14(1)
Radio Waves and Magnetic Fields
15(2)
Transverse Relaxation: T2 and Its Friends
17(1)
Spatial Localization
18(3)
Proton Environments and T1 Relaxation
21(14)
Water
21(1)
T1 Relaxation (Recovery)
22(3)
Body Tissues
25(1)
Field Strength
25(1)
Repetition Time and Contrast
26(1)
Flip Angle
27(8)
Transverse Magnetization and T2 Contrast
35(14)
Free Induction Decay
35(2)
Non--T2 Causes of Transverse Magnetization Decay
37(7)
Refocusing Radio Pulses and the Spin Echo
44(5)
Chemical Shift
49(8)
Lipid and Water Resonance
49(2)
Heterogeneous Chemical Shift
51(2)
Spectroscopy
53(4)
Spatial Localization: Magnetic Field Gradients
57(14)
Slice Selection
58(1)
Notation
58(1)
Frequency Encoding
59(2)
Gradient Dephasing and Rephasing
61(3)
Phase Encoding
64(7)
k-Space: A Graphic Guide
71(14)
What is k-Space?
71(1)
Some Basic Properties of k-Space
72(1)
k-Space Trajectories
73(1)
Echo-Planar Imaging
73(2)
Spatial Resolution and Contrast
75(2)
Spatial Resolution and Field of View
77(4)
Zero-Filling of k-Space: Fourier Interpolation
81(4)
Image Acquisition: Pulse Sequences
85(14)
Basic Pulse Sequence Annotation
85(2)
Single-Slice Acquisitions
87(1)
Two-Dimensional Multislice Acquisitions
88(6)
Three-Dimensional Fourier Techniques
94(5)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio and Spatial Resolution
99(18)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio and Spatial Resolution
99(5)
Sampling the Signal
104(7)
Simple Equation for the SNR
111(6)
Acquisition Time Reconsidered
117(6)
Relationship to Spatial Resolution
117(2)
Relationship to k-Space
119(1)
Relationship to Signal-to-Noise Ratio
120(1)
Simple Equation for Acquisition Time
121(2)
Receiver Coils
123(10)
Transmit/Receive Coils
125(1)
Receive-Only Coils
125(1)
Quadrature (Circularly Polarized) Coils
126(1)
Intracavity Coils
126(1)
Multicoil Arrays
126(7)
Magnetic Field Strength
133(6)
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
133(2)
T1 Relaxation
135(1)
Chemical Shift
135(1)
Choice of Field Strength
136(3)
Motion-Induced Artifacts
139(24)
Gradient-Induced (Within-View) Phase Changes
140(7)
View-to-View Intensity Errors
147(1)
Strategies for Reducing Motion-Induced Artifacts
148(15)
Pulse Sequences: Gradient Echo and Spin Echo
163(14)
Unspoiled Gradient Echo Techniques
163(5)
Spoiled Gradient Echo Techniques
168(1)
Repetition Time and Flip Angle: Effects on Tissue Contrast
169(2)
Echo Time: Effects on Tissue Contrast
171(1)
Steady-State Free Precession
172(2)
Spin Echo Techniques
174(3)
Preparatory Pulses, Including Fat Suppression
177(22)
Inversion Recovery
177(6)
Spatially Selective Saturation
183(1)
Double Inversion Nulling of Blood Signal
184(1)
Chemically Selective Saturation or Inversion
185(3)
Water Images Generated without Preparation Pulses
188(3)
Magnetization Transfer
191(3)
Magnetization-Prepared Rapid Gradient Echo Techniques
194(5)
Multiecho Techniques
199(24)
Images with Multiple Image Contrast
199(2)
Multiecho Conjugate Techniques
201(3)
Echo Planar Imaging
204(3)
Fast Spin Echo (Rapid Acquisition with Relaxation Enhancement, Turbo Spin Echo)
207(12)
Gradient Recalled and Spin Echo Techniques
219(4)
Strategies of Fast Imaging
223(14)
Conventional Strategies of Fast Imaging
223(3)
Alternative Strategies of k-Space Filling
226(3)
View Sharing
229(3)
Parallel Imaging
232(5)
T1-Weighted Pulse Sequences
237(12)
Spin Echo
237(1)
Inversion Recovery
238(1)
Multislice Spoiled Gradient Echo
239(2)
Single-Slice Spoiled Gradient Echo
241(1)
Magnetization-Prepared Gradient Echo
242(1)
Three-Dimensional Spoiled Gradient Echo
243(1)
T1-Weighted Chemical Shift Pulse Sequences
244(5)
T2-Weighted Pulse Sequences
249(16)
Spin Echo Techniques
249(2)
Gradient Echo Techniques
251(1)
Steady-State Free Precession
251(2)
Multishot Fast Spin Echo Techniques
253(5)
Fast Spin Echo--Inversion Recovery
258(1)
Single-Shot Fast Spin Echo (HASTE) Techniques
259(3)
Echo Planar Imaging and Gradient Echo and Spin Echo Techniques
262(3)
Intermediate-Weighted Pulse Sequences
265(10)
Definition
265(1)
Attributes for Clinical Use
266(1)
Spin Echo Techniques
266(1)
Fast Spin Echo Versus Spin Echo Techniques
267(2)
Optimizing Independent Acquisition of Intermediate-Weighted Images
269(2)
Gradient Echo Techniques
271(4)
Intravenous Water-Soluble Contrast Agents
275(20)
Extracellular Paramagnetic Agents
276(6)
Tissue-Directed Paramagnetic Agents
282(4)
Contrast Agent Nomenclature
286(9)
Particulate and Oral Contrast Agents
295(10)
Particulate Agents
295(4)
Oral Agents
299(6)
Contrast-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Angiography
305(10)
MRA Pulse Sequence Parameters
305(2)
Data Acquisition and Contrast Agent Injection
307(2)
Timing Bolus Technique
309(1)
Triggering Image Acquisition Relative to Contrast Agent Administration
309(2)
Time-Resolved MRA
311(1)
Multistation MRA
311(2)
Choice of Contrast Agent
313(2)
Cardiovascular Techniques
315(22)
Dark Blood Mechanisms
316(1)
Bright Blood Techniques
317(8)
Phase-Contrast Technique
325(4)
Cardiac MRI Techniques
329(1)
Cardiac Gating
330(7)
Perfusion and Diffusion Techniques
337(10)
Perfusion
337(4)
Blood Oxygen Level-Dependent (BOLD) Techniques
341(1)
Diffusion
342(5)
Artifacts
347(24)
Wraparound
347(5)
Edge Artifacts
352(6)
Ghost Artifacts
358(1)
Stripes
358(3)
Altered Signal Intensity
361(10)
Clinical MRI Techniques
371(16)
Neurological MRI Techniques
371(4)
Musculoskeletal MRI Techniques
375(3)
Body MRI Techniques
378(9)
Index 387

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