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MRI Tissue Characteristics and Artifacts (Live Webinar)

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MRI Tissue Characteristics and Artifacts (Live Webinar)

Time: February 5, 2019 from 12pm to 3pm
Location: Advanced Health Education Center
Street: 8502 Tybor Dr.
City/Town: Houston
Website or Map: https://store.aheconline.com/
Phone: 1(800) 239-1361
Event Type: live, webinar
Organized By: AHEC
Latest Activity: Jan 23, 2019

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Understanding the tissue characteristics during different phases of relaxation time is critical to being able to customize diagnostic procedures that meet the needs for diagnosis.  You will learn to understand the tissue characteristics during different phases of excitation and relaxation.  You should be able to identify and understand the most frequent causes of artifacts  in MRI upon completion of this course. This course is designed to teach you the most need to know information for the registry review exam.  However, anyone who wants a better understanding or needs CE will enjoy this course.

Tissue Characteristics and Contrast Indications Equilibrium
  • Relaxation times
  • T1 longitudinal relaxation
  • T1 exponential growth curve
  • Transverse relaxation
  • T1 relaxation times
  • T2 transverse relaxation
  • T2 exponential decay curves
  • Tissue contrast parameters

Artifacts

  • Artifact categories
  • Artifact types
  • Appearance
  • Origins
  • Cause
  • Management solutions
  • Motion
  • Flow
  • Aliasing/wraparound
  • Metal
  • Chemical shift
  • Truncation
  • Gibb’s
  • Radiofrequency
  • Free induction decay
  • Herringbone
  • Nonuniformity
  • Quality control and artifacts

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