This application provides a multi-
nucleus magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device, belonging to the field of
medical device technology. A multi-
nucleus radio frequency (RF) transmitting unit is used to generate RF signals from at least two different nuclides. A gradient
magnetic field unit is used to provide the gradient
magnetic field required for
spatial encoding. A multi-
nucleus RF receiving unit is used to receive echo signals from different nuclides. A
control unit is configured to adjust the timing sequence of the multi-nucleus RF transmitting unit, the multi-nucleus RF receiving unit, and the gradient
magnetic field unit to achieve
parallel excitation and synchronous reception of at least two different nuclides. Through the multi-nucleus RF transmitting unit, the gradient magnetic field unit, the multi-nucleus RF receiving unit, and the
control unit in this application,
parallel excitation of RF signals from at least two different nuclides and synchronous reception of echo signals from different nuclides are achieved, reducing the number of excitations and reception time required for imaging, improving imaging speed, and solving the problem of slow imaging speed in traditional devices.