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Part I Flashcards

1
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[person/s] made Fourier transformer that allows us to convert signals to digital, provide numerical values

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Jean Baptiste and Joseph Fourier

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2
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Introduce principles in electricity and magnetism

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Hans Christian Oersted

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3
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law of magnets induction and electromagnetism

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Michael Faraday

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4
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Created EM wave theory - categorize ionizing and non-ionizing radiation

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James Clerk Maxwell

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5
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Contributed to EM waves - radiofrequency

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Heinrich Hertz

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6
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Created rotating field in 1882

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Nikola Tesla

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7
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1956 SI unit for magnetic flux density

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TESLA

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8
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Strength of magnetism of MF in a specific area

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Magnetic flux density

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9
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coined the phrase NMR ( Nuclear Magnetic Resonance)

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Wolfgang Pauli

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10
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[year, person] first NMR experiment, observe that nucleon follow direction with magnetism

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1937, Isidor Isaac Rabi

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11
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[year, person] NMR Experiment on hydrogen atoms in solid and liquid state, observed a signal in the nucleus, NMR

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1946
Felix Bloch - liquid state
Edward Purcell -solid state

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12
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Used to measure signal from solid to liquid

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Spectroscopy

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13
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[year, person] invented MRI scanner INDOMITABLE, father of MRI

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1977, Dr. Raymond Damadian

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[year, person] national inventors hall of fame - contributed by experimenting an animals

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1989 Dr. Raymond Damadian

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[date] Damadian performed first whole body TRANSAXIAL PROTON DENSITY

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July 3, 1977

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16
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time for scanning in first MRI Scanner

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4 hrs and 5 min

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17
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Designed the implementing use of Gx, Gy and Gz. G (gradient)

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Paul Lauterber

18
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[year, person] developed ECHOPLANAR IMAGING TECHNIQUE

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1933 Peter Mansfield

19
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Vector quantity made up of a north and south pole

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MF

20
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Atoms are composed of:

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electrons, nucleus ( protons and neutrons)

21
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Most commonly used particle on MRI, nucleus is only made of 1 proton, also known as hydrogen

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protium

22
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[proton spin] 3 Atomic movements

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  1. Electron rotate an orbit of particles
  2. Electron rotate on own axis
  3. Nucleus moving/spinning around own place
23
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Concentration of hydrogen atoms in tissue

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Spin density

24
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high density (high hydrogen atom) = higher signal

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Wobbling

25
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Pathway for rotation

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Precession

26
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Spin of the nuclues

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Angular momentum

27
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provides direction

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Applied MF

28
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The frequency at which the nucleus precess is a function of both the strength of the MF and particular nuclear

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Larmour Relationship

29
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Larmour Relationship

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The frequency at which the nucleus precess is a function of both the strength of the MF and particular nuclear

30
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Frequency used to stimulate H atoms, absorbs then release signal

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1-100 MHz

31
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Energy applied to pt, lower part of EM Spectrum, absorbed by nucleus

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RF

32
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Summation of all the magnetic moments of the individual nuclei

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Net magnetization

33
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Explain phase coherent (one direction)

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Happens only introduction of magnetism
Photons precess at the same Larmour frequency in MHz and synchronized at the same point of phase

34
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Photons precess at the same Larmour frequency in MHz and synchronized at the same point of phase

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Phase coherent

35
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Explain Free Precession (incoherent)

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H is in any direction, natural state
Each proton precess at their own phase and is unsynchronized

36
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Each proton precess at their own phase and is unsynchronized

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Free Precession

37
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Other name for Relaxation time: T1

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Spin Lattice RT/ Longitudinal RT

38
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Energy is transferred from the excited proton (spin) to the molecular surrounding (lattice)

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Spin lattice

39
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Time for the transverse component of net magnetism to decay at 37% of its original value

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Relaxation time/T2

40
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Other name for relaxation time/T2

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Spin spin relaxation time

41
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Signals becomes week and net magnetization goes to free phase

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Decay/dephase

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