I'm a med student hoping to contribute to a project surveilling preterm neonates with regard to neuro outcomes. Many "fancy" applied MRI sequences play a critical role in the diagnostic and prognostic workflow, so I thought I would start with some review--and I'm leaving with a much more intuitive understanding of the foundational principles behind signal acquisition. About to head right over to Part 2. Thanks Prof. Chenevert for sharing your knowledge and experience so freely!
Only people who already know the basics of MRI can understand this lecture. If not, nothing will be understood. To be honest, it is too fast, skips plenty of intermediate basic steps/diagrams, and NOT a good lecture.
Too fast, skips many important points and diagrams, and NOT a good lecture. Only those already familiar with the basics of MRI can understand this lecture. Nothing personal, ut if you post something, make sure it is worth. Do not post for the sake of posting.
I'm a med student hoping to contribute to a project surveilling preterm neonates with regard to neuro outcomes. Many "fancy" applied MRI sequences play a critical role in the diagnostic and prognostic workflow, so I thought I would start with some review--and I'm leaving with a much more intuitive understanding of the foundational principles behind signal acquisition. About to head right over to Part 2. Thanks Prof. Chenevert for sharing your knowledge and experience so freely!
Wonderful explanation. thank you
Simplest way of teaching…love it❤
Only people who already know the basics of MRI can understand this lecture. If not, nothing will be understood. To be honest, it is too fast, skips plenty of intermediate basic steps/diagrams, and NOT a good lecture.
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Too fast, skips many important points and diagrams, and NOT a good lecture. Only those already familiar with the basics of MRI can understand this lecture. Nothing personal, ut if you post something, make sure it is worth. Do not post for the sake of posting.