T2 Flashcards

1
Q

T2 weighted images are also known as _____ _____.

A

Pathology scans

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2
Q

T2 weighted images use what two types of echo sequences?

A

Spin-echo Sequence

Gradient-echo Sequence

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3
Q

Gradient echo sequences are susceptible to magnetic field inhomogeneities.
A. True
B. False

A

A. True

This is called a T2*

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4
Q

What is the T2 relaxation percentage?

A

63%

This is the time it takes the transverse magnetization to be lost.

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5
Q

How long does it take for a tissue to lose ALL transverse magnetization.

A

It takes 5 times the T2 time for a tissue to lose ALL transverse magnetization.

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6
Q

T1 and T2 relaxation occur simultaneously but _____ decay is always faster than T1 relaxation.

A

T2

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7
Q

T2 relaxation time is also known as:

A

Transverse relaxation time.
Spin-spine relaxation time.
T2 decay.

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8
Q

If fat relaxation time in a T2 sequence is 80 ms, then how long will it take to lose all transverse magnetization in a 1.5T magnet.

A

Fat will take 400 ms to lose all transverse magnetization because it take 5 times.

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9
Q

In a 1.5T magnet, T_ decay times for any tissue are always shorter than T_ decay times for the same tissue. Fat loses coherence, or phase, very quickly

A

T2
T1

In this example, fat only takes 80 ms to lose 63% of its transverse magnetization.

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