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Peruvumba Jayakumar

Thu. 29 Dec.11,
06:38

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'Hyperintense blood vessels in SE'
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Sequences and Imaging Parameters

 
Hyperintense blood vessels in SE
I am troubled by the blood vessels appearing bright on routine SE T1w images of the brain on 3T TIM system.
How can I avoid it?
Can I substitute T1 SE by T1 IR as a part of routine protocol?
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Jack McIntire

Tue. 25 Oct.11,
18:53

[Reply (5 of 7) to:
'MRI Magnet Room Cameras?'
started by: 'David Pierce'
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MRI Magnet Room Cameras?
The system is simple to use, but d@mn helpful. It comes with instructions, and even then I can be a bit thick, so I've called for help with the stereo bit. They didn't mind helping me out over the phone, and when we found the problem I realized how little I use technology outside of my field.rnrn The install took about an hour and a half, but the engineer for our building said it was easy - and that didn't cut too bad into scan time. We just made sure it was a slow day when we decided to install. rnrn We went through this company: SoundImaging.com We had used them for upgrades and parts before, so we knew who we were talking to and that we could trust the equipment.
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Reader Mail

Fri. 30 Sep.11,
19:09

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'MRI Magnet Room Cameras?'
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MRI Magnet Room Cameras?
We have installed cameras in our MRI rooms in most of our locations and find them very useful for monitoring patients. Easy to spot them moving without having to get up and strain our necks.
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Glad Mihai

Mon. 26 Sep.11,
11:53

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Sequences and Imaging Parameters

 
Siemens CINE Sequence details
Hello there fellow NMR enthusiasts, I have a question regarding the CINE-Sequence that a Siemens 3 T scanner does, in particular I am interested in the retro iPAT sequence. What I want to know is what the exact parameters are.
For example, I have set a TR of 2.7 ms, but the actual recording time of one scan is close to 300 ms. Why is that? What else gets added to this time?
If anyone has links to useful information about sequences, then I am more than happy to check them out.
Regards, Glad
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Reader Mail

Sat. 9 Jul.11,
18:16

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'ARMRIT to ARRT pathway - - - HELP'
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ARMRIT to ARRT pathway - - - HELP
To previous poster,

Since you placed your post I'm aware of several ARMRIT certified graduates of MRI School of Minnesota with jobs in unrelated MRI centers in Minnesota and Wisconsin. In addition to the graduates that have been employed at the clinical affiliate site, 4 are employed in private MRI centers and one with the Veteran's Administration.

Other than multi-modality job requirements, presentation on one's resume, cover letter and at the interview are the primary reasons for rejection by employers.

One recently hired graduate mentioned that the interviewer had remarked about not being impressed by a previous ARMRIT job applicant because of that candidate's presentation. Apparently that person had received a rejection letter citing ARRT certification preference as one of the reasons, yet this employer was willing to interview another ARMRIT-certified applicant, who was hired the same day.

There are also disgruntled ARRT certified graduates on forums like these who are feeling the same way as you do about their schooling and certification.

Though the job market is competitive regardless of level of schooling, just wanted to encourage you and other ARMRIT and ARRT qualified techs out there to hang in there, gain insights from past interviews, and wear your certification as your crown in good faith.

With the approaching CMS' deadline for certification of all MRI techs by January 2012, as well Health Care Reform's requirement for increased MRI utilization rates in the upcoming years, more dedicated (not multi-modality) MRI tech positions are expected to open up.
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