"From 'AB systems' to 'Zipper artefact' - even for the experienced practitioner in MRI, the plethora of technical terms and acronyms can be daunting and bewildering. This concise but comprehensive guide provides an effective and practical introduction to the full range of this terminology. It will be an invaluable source of reference for all students, trainees and medical professionals working with MRI. More than 800 terms commonly encountered in MR Imaging and Spectroscopy are clearly defined, explained and cross-referenced. Illustrations are used to enhance and explain many of the definitions, and references to further reading will point the reader to more in-depth coverage. As well as being a compendium of terms from A to Z, the volume concludes with a useful collection of appendices, which tabulate many of the key constants, properties and equations of relevance."--BOOK JACKET

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MRI from A to Z : a definitive guide for medical professionals

Gary Liney; NetLibrary, Inc

Liney, Gary

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Greenwich Medical Media Ltd

United Kingdom and Ireland, United Kingdom

Cambridge U.K. ; New York, 2005

CAMBRIDGE, Unknown, 2005-04-11

April 11, 2005

1, PS, 2005

Medicalheavens

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<p><P>This second edition of Gary Liney&#8217;s MRI from A-Z, much expanded from the first edition, is both a reflection of and an apt companion for the dramatic growth in the field of MRI. The MRI trainee and the extensively experienced MRI practitioner alike will find this A-Z of the field, with 1,300 entries and 100 illustrations, to be an indispensable reference tool.<p>Providing the reader with concise, clear and eloquent definitions of MRI terminology, this book is both highly practical and a pleasure to read.<p>Gary Liney, PhD is the Principal Physicist for Oncology Imaging and Radiotherapy Physics at the Queen&#8217;s Centre for Oncology, Castle Hill Hospital, Cottingham, UK.</p> <h3>Doody Review Services</h3> <p><b>Reviewer&#58;</b>Brian F. DeCesare, MD(University of Colorado Health Sciences Center)<BR><b>Description&#58;</b>This book provides an alphabetical listing of definitions and explanations of various terms and phrases used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).<BR><b>Purpose&#58;</b>The purpose is to provide a quick and easy reference of MRI terminology for a broad spectrum of medical professionals. The book, easy to use and portable, provides concise definitions and explanations of topics ranging from the most basic to most complex. It is useful for professionals who have any contact with MRI. The author provides a quick reference, easy to use with alphabetical listings, and portability, all consistent with his objectives.<BR><b>Audience&#58;</b>The book is written for medical professionals who have varying degrees of exposure to MRI. The author is a medical physicist, and therefore most credible on MRI topics. <BR><b>Features&#58;</b>This book covers all the terms and phrases used when working with MRI. The best features include practicality, ease of use, portability (size), and broad coverage of MRI. The book includes some figures, images, and equations. These are particularly helpful, and more should be considered to improve the book.<BR><b>Assessment&#58;</b>I enjoyed the book because it is easy to use, practical, portable, and covers a wide range of topics. I am much more likely to use this book instead of carrying large textbooks for quick questions regarding MRI terminology.</p>

Cover......Page 1
Contents......Page 5
Preface to the Third Edition......Page 8
Preface to the Second Edition......Page 10
Preface to the First Edition......Page 12
1. Production of Net Magnetization......Page 14
2. Concepts of Magnetic Resonance......Page 23
3. Relaxation......Page 32
4. Principles of Magnetic Resonance Imaging - Part 1......Page 43
5. Principles of Magnetic Resonance Imaging - Part 2......Page 58
6. Pulse Sequences......Page 75
7. Measurement Parameters And Image Contrast......Page 100
8. Additional Sequence Modifications......Page 110
9. Artifacts......Page 120
10. Motion Artifact Reduction Techniques......Page 147
11. Magnetic Resonance Angiography......Page 157
12. Advanced Imaging Applications......Page 171
13. Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy......Page 187
14. Instrumentation......Page 202
15. Contrast Agents......Page 217
16. Clinical Applications......Page 227
17. References and Suggested Readings......Page 251
Index......Page 254

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