Magnetic resonance scanner having a unitary radio-frequency arra

Details Magnetic resonance scanner having a unitary radio-frequency arra Magnetic resonance scanner having a unitary radio-frequency arra

1997-07-07

2000-07-04

Barlow, John

Electricity: measuring and testing

Particle precession resonance

Spectrometer components

324318, 324307, 324309, 324322, 324301, 600410, 600422, G01V 300

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060844094

ABSTRACT:
Magnetic resonance scanner has a radio-frequency system with transmission/reception antennas, and possibly a radio-frequency shield as well, and guides for a movable patient bed arranged in a basic field system and in a gradient system, with the electrical components of the radio-frequency system being embedded in a cylindrical, rigid carrier tube that penetrates the basic field system and the gradient system in the axial direction and which simultaneously serves as a carrier for the guides for the patient bed. The carrier tube is introducible as structural unit into the basic field and gradient system.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5085219 (1992-02-01), Ortendhal et al.
patent: 5197474 (1993-03-01), Englund et al.
patent: 5311134 (1994-05-01), Yamagata et al.

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