Probe for magnetic resonance imaging system

Details Probe for magnetic resonance imaging system Probe for magnetic resonance imaging system

1986-10-10

1989-05-16

Tokar, Michael J.

Electricity: measuring and testing

Particle precession resonance

Spectrometer components

128653, G01R 3320

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048313300

ABSTRACT:
In an MRI system, a patient is placed in a uniform static field, and a gradient field is superposed on the uniform static field and an excitation rotating field is applied thereto, thus causing an MR phenomenon in a prospective slice portion of the patient. The MRI system detects an MR signal generated by the MR phenomenon, and causes the detected MR signal to be subjected to predetermined processing including image reconstruction processing, thus obtaining slice image data to which MR data in the slice of the patient is reflected. A reception probe is used for detecting the MR signal in the MRI system. The reception probe essentially consists of a coil member without a bobbin.

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