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мо Long Tl component = ( CSF ) Short T2 component = ( white matter ) T2 decay
T2 * decay Echo 1 Echo 2 Echo 3 Echo 4 Signal amplitude Transverse
magnetization office TE Time , t . Time Fig . 4-30 . The echo time ( TE ) can be
varied to ...
мо Long Tl component = ( CSF ) Short T2 component = ( white matter ) T2 decay
T2 * decay Echo 1 Echo 2 Echo 3 Echo 4 Signal amplitude Transverse
magnetization office TE Time , t . Time Fig . 4-30 . The echo time ( TE ) can be
varied to ...
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Standard ” Methods Spin echo . Spin echo sequences are still the most
commonly used sequences and serve as a reference to describe the image
weighting and time requirements of other sequences . As we have seen , spin
echo imaging ...
Standard ” Methods Spin echo . Spin echo sequences are still the most
commonly used sequences and serve as a reference to describe the image
weighting and time requirements of other sequences . As we have seen , spin
echo imaging ...
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90 ° 180 ° Echo 65 Single echo b = y ? G ? TEP / 12 Fig . 7-21 . Constant gradient
sequence for measurement of diffusion . 90 ° 180 ° Echo 180 ° Echo nia causes
greater blood flow with a constant oxygen consumption rate , producing a ...
90 ° 180 ° Echo 65 Single echo b = y ? G ? TEP / 12 Fig . 7-21 . Constant gradient
sequence for measurement of diffusion . 90 ° 180 ° Echo 180 ° Echo nia causes
greater blood flow with a constant oxygen consumption rate , producing a ...
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Contents
Introduction to Brain Imaging | 1 |
Computerized Axial Tomography | 97 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 145 |
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