MRI Quiz - History of MRI Flashcards

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  • Coined the word “electricity”
  • First Realized that the Earth was a giant magnet
  • Discovered that heating resulted in the loss of induced magnetism
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William GILBERT

1600

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  • Developed a mathematical equation to analyze the heat transfer between solid bodies
  • It later becomes the basis for the rapid processing of phase and frequency signals in MRI
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Joseph FOURIER

~1807

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  • Discovered that a current flowing through a wire could move a compass needle beside it
  • This showed that an electric current could produce a magnetic field
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Hans Christian OERSTED

1820

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4
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  • Electromagnetic induction
  • Discovered that when a magnet was moved inside a coil of copper wire, a tiny electric current flows through the wire (_______’s law)
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Michael FARADAY

1845

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  • Introduced concept of the electromagnetic field
  • Equations describe how electric and magnetic fields are generated and altered by each other and by charges and currents
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James Clerk MAXWELL

1861-1862

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6
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  • Discovered the first rotating magnetic field

- SI unit of magnetic field strength is name after him

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Nikola TESLA

1882-1888

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7
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-Developed equation showing precession of nuclear spins being proportional to magnetic field strength (______ Equation)

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Sir Joseph LARMOR

1920’s

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-Detected and measured single states of rotation of atoms and molecules, determining the magnetic moments of the nuclei (developed molecular beam magnetic resonance by passing a beam of lithium chloride molecules through a magnetic field and then bombarding the beam with radio waves)

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Isidor Isaac RABI

1930’s

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9
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  • Stated that the nucleus behaves like a magnet
  • Realized that a charged particle, such as a proton, spinning around its own axis has a magnetic field, known as a magnetic momentum
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Felix BLOCH

~1946

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-Discovered the spin echo phenomenon for nuclear magnetic resonance measurements

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Erwin HAHN

1949

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-Wins Nobel Prize for Physics in 1952 for their invention of equipment which could measure the magnetic resonance in such material as solids and fluids

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Felix BLOCH and Edward PURCELL

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-Discovered that malignant tissue had different NMR parameters than normal tissue in the late 1960’s
-Produced the first ever NMR image of a rat tumor in 1974
-In 1977 ________ and his team constructed the first super conducting NMR scanner (known as The Indomitable) and produced the first image of the human body, which took almost 5 hours to scan
-In 1970’s, _______ used an NMR device, showing that there
are different T1 relaxation times between normal and abnormal tissues, in
addition to displaying different tissue types

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Raymond DAMADIAN

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-Described a new imaging technique termed Zeugmatography
-Couples the gradient idea to the CT scanner idea of multiple projections and reconstruction to obtain the first magnetic
resonance image (MRI)
-By utilizing gradients in the magnetic field, this technique was able to produce a 2D image

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Paul LAUTERBUR

1972-3

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14
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  • Further developed the use of gradients in the magnetic field and the mathematical analysis of MR signal for a useful imaging technique
  • Paul Lauterbur and __________ were awarded with the 2003 Nobel Prize in Medicine
  • Scans the first human image, a finger scan, in 1976
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Peter MANSFIELD

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  • Introduced 2D NMR using phase and frequency encoding, and the Fourier Transform
  • Instead of Paul Lauterbur’s back-projection, he timely switched magnetic field gradients (‘NMR Fourier Zeugmatography’)
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Richard ERNST

1975

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16
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MAGNEVIST IV Gadolinium contrast gets the first approval by the FDA

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Schering

1988