MRI in Practice

Since its debut in 1993, MRI in Practice has established itself as the definitive resource for radiographers, technologists, radiology residents, radiologists, and even sales professionals working with Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Now in its fully revised fourth edition (2011), this text remains essential for both undergraduate and postgraduate MRI courses, offering clear explanations of the theory behind magnetic resonance that enable readers to fully appreciate and optimize the performance of MRI systems. Building upon previous editions, this updated work covers fundamental topics such as MR instrumentation, pulse sequences, image acquisition, and key imaging parameters. New content includes discussions on advanced techniques like parallel imaging and balanced gradient echo sequences, which help in comprehending and applying the latest advances in the field. The logical presentation is enhanced by full-color illustrations and a refreshed page design that eases navigation and learning. Additionally, the book is complemented by a dedicated website featuring animated illustrations and over 200 interactive self-assessment exercises, all designed to further deepen understanding of the more challenging concepts in MRI technology. This comprehensive guide is a must-have reference for anyone seeking to master the practical and theoretical aspects of modern MRI.