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3D gradient echo axial views can be used in cervical spine imaging to provide - Thin, contiguous sections of the spine, the ability to reformat into any other imaging plane, retrospectively, the ability to get either T1, spin density or T2* information by changing parameters. In complete spine imaging, to rule out metastatic lesions of the spinal cord, contrast enhancement can be used with T1 weighted images because - metastatic lesions enhance and normal cord does not Due to the difference...

3D gradient echo axial views can be used in cervical spine imaging to provide - Thin, contiguous sections of the spine, the ability to reformat into any other imaging plane, retrospectively, the ability to get either T1, spin density or T2* information by changing parameters. In complete spine imaging, to rule out metastatic lesions of the spinal cord, contrast enhancement can be used with T1 weighted images because - metastatic lesions enhance and normal cord does not Due to the difference...

3D gradient echo axial views can be used in cervical spine imaging to provide - Thin, contiguous sections of the spine, the ability to reformat into any other imaging plane, retrospectively, the ability to get either T1, spin density or T2* information by changing parameters. In complete spine imaging, to rule out metastatic lesions of the spinal cord, contrast enhancement can be used with T1 weighted images because - metastatic lesions enhance and normal cord does not Due to the difference...

ARRT MRI FINAL EXAM (PRINCIPLES OF MRI) ARRT REGISTRY FINAL EXAM WITH ALL 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+ (BRAND NEW!!) Which sequence is most INSENSITIVE to magnetic field inhomogeneity? - ANSWER-SPIN ECHO When scanning a patient with chiari malformation, which would be the best imaging plane? - ANSWER-saggital Choose the correct slice thickness to create an isotropic voxel for the following: TR2000 TE 90 matrix 272 x 272 FOV 24cm - ANSWER-Formula: FOV / matr...

ARRT PRINCIPLES OF MRI FINAL EXAM 2023. 3D gradient echo axial views can be used in cervical spine imaging to provide - ANSWER Thin, contiguous sections of the spine, the ability to reformat into any other imaging plane, retrospectively, the ability to get either T1, spin density or T2* information by changing parameters. In complete spine imaging, to rule out metastatic lesions of the spinal cord, contrast enhancement can be used with T1 weighted images because - ANSWER metastatic lesions e...

3D gradient echo axial views can be used in cervical spine imaging to provide - Thin, contiguous sections of the spine, the ability to reformat into any other imaging plane, retrospectively, the ability to get either T1, spin density or T2* information by changing parameters. In complete spine imaging, to rule out metastatic lesions of the spinal cord, contrast enhancement can be used with T1 weighted images because - metastatic lesions enhance and normal cord does not

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3D gradient echo axial views can be used in cervical spine imaging to provide - Thin, contiguous sections of the spine, the ability to reformat into any other imaging plane, retrospectively, the ability to get either T1, spin density or T2* information by changing parameters. In complete spine imaging, to rule out metastatic lesions of the spinal cord, contrast enhancement can be used with T1 weighted images because - metastatic lesions enhance and normal cord does not Due to the difference...

Chapter 01: Terminology, Positioning, and Imaging Principles Lampignano: Bontrager’s Textbook of Radiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy, 10th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. What type of tissue binds together and supports the various structures of the body? a. Epithelial b. Connective c. Muscular d. Nervous ANS: B 2. The lowest level of structural organization in the human body is the _____ level. a. molecular b. cellular c. chemical d. atomic ANS: C 3. What type of tissue covers internal and...