This updated edition of The

Physics of Clinical MR Taught Through Images has been thoroughly rewritten and

includes key information on how to apply an understanding of physics to improve

diagnostic images. It teaches a practical approach to MR physics using images

and emphasizes knowledge of the fundamentals that are important to achieving and

maintaining high image quality using the reader's MR equipment.


Key Features:





Includes discussion of the latest hardware and software

innovations in MR, such as advanced parallel RF transmission, MR-PET, and

interventional MR
Covers new imaging strategies critical to current

and future advances, including compressed sensing and cartilage mapping,

multi-shot EPI, and quantitative parametric mapping in the heart
Cases

presented use images from actual patient exams
More than 600

high-quality clinical images illustrate concepts presented in the

text

Radiologists, physicists, residents, and MR technologists will find this

new edition to be a very useful reference that will help them quickly understand

techniques and concepts in clinical MR that are taught visually through

images.