Magnetic resonance imaging method
A magnetic resonance imaging and magnetic resonance technology, applied in magnetic resonance measurement, material analysis through resonance, measurement of magnetic variables, etc., can solve problems such as optimal utilization of parameters that hinder measurement, large allowable errors, and patient insecurity.
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[0021] Figures 1a-1c show schematic cross-sectional views of a magnetic resonance tomography apparatus. Only the main components of the device are shown in the figure, namely the basic field magnet 1, the gradient coil system 2, the high-frequency transmitting antenna 3 and the receiving coil 4 (only Rx). Furthermore, the patient 5 can be seen lying on a patient couch 6 which can be moved in the magnetic resonance tomograph in the direction indicated by the arrow. During the measurement, radio-frequency pulses are injected into the body of the patient 5 via the radio-frequency transmitting antenna 3 designed as a solid coil in order to generate magnetic resonance signals. In this example, the magnetic resonance signal is detected by the receiving coil 4 or by the high-frequency antenna 3 that can also work as a receiver, and is respectively represented by the detected measurement area (indicated by a dotted circle in the figure and represented by a reference number 7) region)...
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