Brain MRI sequences 101

[@X3melange]

Very nice and clear explanation. I am a MR technologist and this helps to solidify my knowledge of why some sequences are run with certain protocols, but not with other protocols. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@cherylroberts771]

I was told my mri was grainy. And when I looked up grainy mri it said issues with radio frequency. Is it possible that it's evidence of voice to skull technology synthetic telepathy or microwave auditory effect? It was on the ent mri that was grainy

[@mihaimoldo]

@@cherylroberts771 no. It's most likely that either you moved, or the tech didn't do a good job or the images have known artifacts.

[@shakilchowdhury7822]

Thank you so much, great intro to MR sequences. I've been nervous about picking up MRI brain studies but this video definitely increased my confidence.

[@siavashshaghighi2655]

Most excellent introduction to brain imaging. Thank you from San Diego!

[@cherylroberts771]

Could a grainy mri be evidence of emf sensitivity radio-frequency hearing v2k microwave auditory effect artificial telepathy artificial intelligence mind assaults.. please learn how to pick these things up on mri ct order FMRI

[@neuroxplorein]

The most elegant and beautiful explanation of gadolinium purpose here -- the breakdown of BBB. That makes sense now why a pituitary protocol requires it, because it can be ehnased. Also, I was looking everywhere for tips on knowing if the T1 had added contrast, as I would have been blindly looking for those vessels!

[@cestovatelekar]

Hello
Your explanation is silk smooth.
Please please upload more.
I shall take a paid subscription for your lectures.
The things you taught in this video is not even spoken about by my mentors and teachers in the so called college I am doing my residency in.
Please upload more lectures

[@Wakakakzi]

Very good and to the point explanation.

[@louisasmith9388]

Thank you. This is so much more accessible than most other sophisticated presentations on MRI for those who are familiar but not expert.,

[@SahirAsadi]

Clear explanation! Thank you.

[@legolaswong]

What a great and helpful video! Keep up the good work!

[@rupsolomonalluri9889]

Very simple and informative. But u have listen 2 or 3 times then u wil.be confident.

[@kamleshdahiya9340]

Very nice informative video

[@niranjanandfamily3996]

Wow! Thank you sir, for the clear description.

[@tnl326]

Thank you very much for this video!

[@forhadhossain852]

Very informative, nice explanation

[@baljeetkaur2565]

It is very helpful video thanks a lot ... im trying to understand the MRI from a long tym but didn't get it untill now

[@cindyguevara3175]

Very helpful video, thank you!

[@ashishpremjumde8975]

Very thankful information sir 🙏🏻

[@DrAbhirupN]

Excellent demonstration on MR Brain sequences!

[@anjanas.krishnan8763]

Best explanation sir.

[@oscardariohinojosavelazco6652]

Gracias
Es muy clara su exposiciòn

[@SartasticOne]

gracias señor, muy apreciado

[@Dghhvgjnb]

11:47 nose always knows so its nose knows. :DD

[@erichoggard190]

Can you dub this in Italian?

[@mojahednhar80]

Thank you

[@biplopbohara8200]

thank you

[@arianekae9266]

hi, is non enhancing lesion the same as NO enhancing lesion? thanks

[@shaistanauman9394]

Basic of DWI is t2 seqance or GRE ?

[@gamalelharoun8872]

Thanks for you

[@vannearadtech7710]

nice impression

[@mojtabashakibamatin4573]

Very good

[@atheer-de8mh]

i need to talk to you , can i ?

[@Senseless_Things]

Sir ye pdf chahiye

[@athenianmacedonia8718]

I love u

[@saurabhdevkate5905]

Hindi me banado sir

[@Senseless_Things]

Please give pdf

[@rinkuvasaya9657]

Very nice