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Atlas of Cardiac MR Imaging with Anatomical Correlations (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1991)
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Atlas of Cardiac MR Imaging with Anatomical Correlations (Paperback, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 1991)
Series: Series in Radiology, 22
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Magnetic resonance imaging became clinical in 1981 and since that
time, has spread in the United States, Europe and Japan like wild
fire. The tremendous advantages of the method consisting of safety,
superb soft tissue contrast resolution, the ability to study flow,
the ability to image in any plane or acquire data in 3D and an
almost infinite array of sequences capable of distinguishing
between disease and normal tissue, normal and abnormal blood flow
make it incomparable for the diagnosis and study of multiple
diseases and is particularly valuable in studying the heart and
major vessels. The authors of this book have understood that the
secret of success of MR imaging in the study of the heart is to
combine the knowledge of anatomy of the heart, the coronary
vessels, the pericardium and large vessels with the intricacies of
MR imaging. This is why they go deeply into the basic principles of
NMR, starting from the essentials and going then into detailed
techniques of acquiring images from traditional spin echo to
gradient echo and ultra fast imaging approaches, such as the multi
shot and EPI. The flow phenomena are also discussed in detail from
flow and magnetic field gradients diastolic pseudogating.
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