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Each spinning nucleus rotates or precesses around the direction of the applied
magnetic field . magnetization is aligned in the direction of the applied magnetic
field . In fact , quantum mechanics dictates that the magnetization of individual ...
Each spinning nucleus rotates or precesses around the direction of the applied
magnetic field . magnetization is aligned in the direction of the applied magnetic
field . In fact , quantum mechanics dictates that the magnetization of individual ...
Page 172
Instead of rotating the direction of the projections and incrementing the angle 8
by varying the amounts of both the X and Y gradients , the X gradient strength is
kept constant for all projections while the Y gradient strength is separately varied
...
Instead of rotating the direction of the projections and incrementing the angle 8
by varying the amounts of both the X and Y gradients , the X gradient strength is
kept constant for all projections while the Y gradient strength is separately varied
...
Page 258
Diffusion anisotropy can be identified by changing the direction of the diffusion -
encoding gradient and repeating the diffusion imaging measurement . ( From
Moseley ME et al : Magn Reson Med 19 : 321 , 1991. ) Fig . 7-28 . IVIM images of
the ...
Diffusion anisotropy can be identified by changing the direction of the diffusion -
encoding gradient and repeating the diffusion imaging measurement . ( From
Moseley ME et al : Magn Reson Med 19 : 321 , 1991. ) Fig . 7-28 . IVIM images of
the ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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