MRI 
.... 1). Because of the
magnetic field,
MRI is also potentially dangerous for any patient with a biomedical implant such as a pacemaker "
Magnetic fields can cause ....
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Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging
.... Resonance Imaging: Their Uses in the Diagnosis of Brain Disorders The use of computed tomography (CT) and
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) present both ....
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Introduction Chronic fatigue synd
.... Patients were studied with
MRI (
magnetic resonance imaging), MR (
magnetic resonance) spectroscopy, and technetium perfusion SPECT (single photon emission ....
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Forensic Radiology
.... not of kind but of degree, such advanced "imaging" applications as ultrasound, CT (computerized tomography) scanning,
MRI (
magnetic resonance imaging), or the ....
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DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTS OF CARDIAC PATHOLOGIES
.... function.
MRI (
Magnetic resonance imaging) is another modern, sophisticated, highly expensive technique with limited availability. Yet ....
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Coppertone Moisturizing Sunscreen
.... 7. A
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) machine is basically a huge magnet with a horizontal tube running through the middle from front to back, known as the ....
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Autopsy Examinations
.... A virtual autopsy (virtopsy), which uses images from computerized tomography scans (CT scans) and
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) allows examiners to access a ....
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An autopsy
.... A virtual autopsy (virtopsy), which uses images from computerized tomography scans (CT scans) and
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) allows examiners to access a ....
(895
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Stroke and Brain Damage
.... such as computed tomography (CT), computed tomography angiography (CTA),
magnetic resonance angiography (MRA),
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI), and Doppler ....
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Imaging Techniques
....
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) uses a powerful
magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to create images of the body in cross-section (Rouzier, 2001). ....
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Types of Medical Imaging Techniques
....
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) uses a powerful
magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to create images of the body in cross-section (Rouzier, 2001). ....
(3182
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Behcets Disease
.... Those with neurological manifestations were sent for CSF examination, cranial
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI), and
magnetic resonance venography (MRV), and ....
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Behcet's Disease: Vasculitis
.... Those with neurological manifestations were sent for CSF examination, cranial
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI), and
magnetic resonance venography (MRV), and ....
(1817
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Anterograde Amnesia
.... memory quotients and intelligence quotients, and neuropathology was assessed using three quantitative
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) techniques: volumetric ....
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Anterograde amnesia
.... memory quotients and intelligence quotients, and neuropathology was assessed using three quantitative
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) techniques: volumetric ....
(1432
6
)
Autism
....
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET) scans of seven high-functioning autistic patients and seven sex- and age-matched normal ....
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Physiological Aspects of Autism
....
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) and positron emission tomography (PET) scans of seven high-functioning autistic patients and seven sex- and age-matched normal ....
(2744
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Attention, Perception, and Consciousness: Examine Four Discrete ...
.... Rather, the
MRI involves the use of
magnetic waves and spinning protons, which are converted into images (Bushberg, Siebert, Leidholdt, & Boone, 2001). ....
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Computed tomography scans
.... completed on all 41 patients in th study, but because of poor tumor delineation on the CT scans, 18 patients also had
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) studies. ....
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Neuropsychiatric Disorders
.... childhood on brain structure and function, researchers, in one study, used neuropsychological tests and quantitative
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) to study ....
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ANTERIOR CRUCIATE LIGAMENT OF THE KNEE JOINT
....
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) is well established for the diagnosis of ACL ruptures and concomitant injuries to other knee structures. ....
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Breast Cancer Factors
.... findings (NCI, 2003).
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) an be used to confirm mammography findings. Researchers at Johns Hopkins ....
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The intervertebral disc Herniation
.... Imaging studies include plain radiographs, computerized axial tomograms (CT scans), CT myelography, and
magnetic nuclear resonance (
MRI) studies. ....
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The Intervertebral Discs
.... Imaging studies include plain radiographs, computerized axial tomograms (CT scans), CT myelography, and
magnetic nuclear resonance (
MRI) studies. ....
(820
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Breast cancer
.... findings (NCI, 2003).
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) an be used to confirm mammography findings. Researchers at Johns Hopkins ....
(1502
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Medical Technology & Health Care Costs Medical administrators will ...
.... to include up to the minute sophisticated diagnostic tools such as
MRI and CAT .... In Toronto, three-and-a-half million people share two
magnetic resonance imagers ....
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Acute osteomyelitis
....
Magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) is particularly useful for patients suspected of having osteomyelitis discitis or septic arthritis of the axial skeleton or ....
(2432
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Neuropsychiatry and Bipolar Disorder
....
MRI findings show that brain areas affected in mood disorder are also .... For example, data from neuroimaging or brain
magnetic resonance and neurohistological ....
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Alzheimer's
.... Now, advanced technology has allowed for the development of
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI) that allows doctors to examine changes in the brain's hippocampal ....
(1869
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Biopsychology
.... CAT scans), which began in the 1970s, positron emission tomography (PET scans), which began in the 1980s, and
magnetic resonance imaging (
MRI), begun in the ....
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