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MRI 201 — Advanced MRI Physics and Imaging Techniques

4 credits · 4 hours

Building on the principles introduced in MRI 105, this course delves into advanced concepts in MRI physics and imaging techniques. Students will explore expanded imaging sequences and their clinical applications, including spin echo, gradient echo, diffusion-weighted imaging, and an introduction to functional MRI techniques. An emphasis is placed on k-space theory, including different k-space filling techniques such as Cartesian, radial, and spiral, and their effects on image quality, contrast, and resolution. Students will analyze how these techniques influence scan efficiency, artifact reduction, and diagnostic accuracy. Practical applications of parameter adjustments will be discussed to optimize imaging outcomes and troubleshoot challenges in a clinical setting.

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