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Neeta Vyas

Tue. 9 Sep.08,
00:46

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  Category: 
Artifacts

 
flow arifact
Hi Everyone,

I had experienced flow artifact while taking Axial images of a wrist on 1.5T Siemens MRI scanner. I was using a presaturation band to block the arterial blood flow but it was not making any difference and the artifact was still there.

The phase direction was A-P, and the artifact was in this direction.

Please help me to get rid of this artifact.
 
 

Neeta
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brian bradfield

Thu. 27 Mar.08,
13:00

[Reply (1 of 4) to:
'MRI Bandwidth and turbo factor relation ?'
started by: 'young bong we'
on Thu. 20 Mar.08]


 
  Category: 
Basics and Physics

 
MRI Bandwidth and turbo factor relation ?
BW effects the TE which in turn can effect the turbo factor.
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Kevin Patana

Sat. 15 Mar.08,
19:14

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on Fri. 30 Nov.07]


 
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ARMRIT to ARRT pathway - - - HELP
ARMRIT is not misleading people. First and foremost,Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, states where i work near, accept ARMRIT technologists as does medicare for reimbursments. I have been a ARMRIT registered tech for 6 years and have been gainfully employed in the career field. I currently work at a hospital as the lead MRI technologist, training ARRT techs. what training does a RT recieve when they go through xray school?? a few days in the MRI suite watching MRI exams, period. How does that qualify or not qualify someone?? I also take offense to the statement that you have to be ARRT certified to give gadolinium, WRONG. Everyone at my faciility has to be approved by the Radiologist in charge. I work in both Michigan and Wisconsin as a MRI tech and have never had a problem with having to be ARRT certified.
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Gretchen Scott

Wed. 23 Jan.08,
22:40

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'ARMRIT to ARRT pathway - - - HELP'
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ARMRIT to ARRT pathway - - - HELP
Hi Gerald, the reason that it is hard to obtain a job as an MRI technologist is that many studies (such as tumor) as you know require the use of Gad. By not being ARRT, it is illegal to inject patients for that reason. Institutions know this and the liability is too great to have a non-certified person injecting contrast. I have been an RT ARRT for a few years now. The ARRT is not offering a pathway for non-RT's. I don't know where people get information. There is a list of schools that the ARRT support at ARRT.org for MRI training, and only by completing the approved institutions will you be able to sit for the boards. Although to go through the approved schools for the ARRT you have to be an RT first. I think that the ARMRIT is misleading people with their training and that is unfortunate. I wish you luck in your hunt for work. I would think about taking the RT school since you already have the training.
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Kathy Dumont

Tue. 15 Jan.08,
18:40

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started by: 'Kathy Dumont'
on Sat. 5 Jan.08]


 
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Safety

 
Protection against magnetic exposure
Thank you very much for your answer, Michael.

No, in France the doctors often forget to take care of the quantity of Gado we inject... and I think the problems of NSF are not very well known in France... There are not many studies which tell that the patients have fibrosis after Gado injection. The doctors who work in the department where the patients are hospitalized don’t know the effects of Gado injection in the nephropathy disease. So, it’s very difficult to know if there are NSF after Gado…
There are still many doctors who don’t know that metallic things are so much attracted… We have to take care when a doctor (not a radiologist, luckily) get into a MRI room. So, you can easily understand that NSF are unknown! ;-)
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