Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1993-01-25
1996-11-19
Smith, Ruth S.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
324318, A61B 5055
Patent
active
055752870
ABSTRACT:
An inductively coupled RF coil for magnetic resonance studies is disclosed comprising a tuned primary circuit comprising a primary inductor and a primary capacitor connected in series. The primary inductor has a first portion substantially disposed in a first plane and a second portion substantially disposed in a second plane. A tuned secondary circuit is provided comprising a secondary inductor and a secondary capacitor connected in series. The secondary inductor is proximate to and inductively coupled to the primary inductor. The secondary inductor comprises a first portion substantially disposed in the first plane and a second portion substantially disposed in the second plane. The secondary inductor can also comprise first and second loops connected in series, wherein the first loop has a first portion substantially disposed in the first plane adjacent to the first portion of the primary inductor and a second portion substantially disposed in the second plane adjacent to the second portion of the primary inductor. The second loop has a first portion substantially disposed in the first plane, adjacent to the first portion of the first loop and a second portion substantially disposed in a third plane essentially parallel to and spaced from the second plane. A method of using such RF coils is also disclosed.
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Fonar Corporation
Smith Ruth S.
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