MRI

Magnetic resonance imaging or MRI is a type of medical imaging technology used to create 2D slide images of the human body, cut in cross section from any angle. The images are produced by the use of magnetic fields to align susceptible atoms in the body. This alignment is then manipulated to cause a pulsing effect that can be read by a magnetic sensor. Different body tissues pulsate at different frequencies, due to their atomic composition, creating the images.

Alternate terms for MRI include NMRI, and MRT.

See Also: fMRI, NMRI, MRT

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Brain Mapping D-MRI DEI DICOM Diffraction-Enhanced Imaging Diffusion MRI Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine FC fMRI fNIR Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Functional Near-Infrared Imaging HARDI High Angular Resolution Diffusion weighted MRI Hyper-SAGE Magnetic Resonance Imaging Magnetic Resonance Tomography MRI MRT Neuroimaging Neuromarketing NMRI

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging PACS Picture Archiving and Communications System Resting State Functional Connectivity Rigid Body Transformation Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography SPECT SPET Stereotaxy Tomography Virtual colonoscopy

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