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meigahar Waite
Tue. 11 Feb.14,
19:50
[Reply (1 of 2) to:
'???'
started by: 'BETH PHILLIPS'
on Thu. 2 Aug.07]
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Contrast Agents
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Mario Terakaj
Thu. 6 Feb.14,
08:50
[Start of:
'Tirm'
0 Reply]
Category:
Sequences and Imaging Parameters
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| Tirm |
Dears!!
I try to understand why TIRM have a long TR and long TE ( value of T2 image ) but sequences bring a T1 mark
Thanks!!!
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dimitris priovolos
Sat. 21 Dec.13,
10:14
[Reply (1 of 2) to:
'mr urography'
started by: 'elena giovanelli'
on Thu. 24 Oct.13]
Category:
Applications and Examinations
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I think it's better to plan both ureters, put the pack of slices exactly coronal on an axial abdomen slice including both kidneys, take care on a sagital slice to give an angle parallel to spine but including the bladder and the space behind it, use foldover direction (siemens) or Rfov 1 (GE), fov 400-450, sl thick 0.80-1mm, open the 3d slice pack as much as needed, use navigator-pace (siemens) or triggering (GE).
A preparation of diet is needed some times, additional sequences (haste, fiesta, vibe+iv or lava+iv contr) are necessary.
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Reader Mail
Mon. 2 Dec.13,
18:36
[Reply (15 of 17) to:
'ARMRIT to ARRT pathway - - - HELP'
started by: 'Gerald Del Castillo'
on Fri. 30 Nov.07]
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| ARMRIT to ARRT pathway - - - HELP |
Checking in to this forum which is linked from a Google search, "ARRT vs. ARMRIT." Regarding the July 2011 response to my March posting that same year: Have there been any significant changes in the job market in this regard? This post appears to have come from MRI School of Minnesota directly, or someone similar. Understandable, then, that ARMRIT would be defended by someone with such vested interests. There are two points of view that should be distinguished: educators or representatives of ARMRIT who profit whether or not their students finish the course, let alone graduate or find employment in the field. And those earnest ARMRIT certificate bearers who legitimately question the worth of their investment, and want to share their experiences for the benefit of their peers. I am part of the group with this point of view, shared legitimately on this forum. The post continues, suggesting: "It wasn't ARMRIT, buddy--it was YOU they didn't like. Your interview stank!" While not a very clever assertion (and impossible to substantiate) it is nonetheless conceivable that CDI or Regions Hospital, after interviewing me, immediately interviewed and hired another MRI School Of Minnesota graduate. Something unlikely, but what we truly hope for. What the responder to my post and I have in common is the hope that ARMRIT certification becomes recognized, and that this happens soon enough to benefit those of us who are now repaying the loans required to get certified. As for the conversation on this forum (which unfortunately appears to be obscure), each of us has something to do. I will make sure my tie is straight and I've prepared well for the interview. You, in turn might make sure to give us the courtesy of stating your reasons for defending the certifying body (ARMRIT) while casting aspersions on an earnest job-seeker you yourselves certified. Your post seems to defend ARMRIT rather than the hard-working people who earn it.
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Drew Mlain
Mon. 4 Nov.13,
21:44
[Reply (2 of 3) to:
'setting scanner console clock?? airis II'
started by: 'Reader Mail'
on Fri. 8 Jun.12]
Category:
General
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| setting scanner console clock?? airis II |
Click on System Control in the upper right corner...
Click on diagnostic, at the very bottom click date and time.
Can't change during measure, and requires a system restart..
Bazzinga!
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