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MRI-II - (MRIC-601) (MRI-612-II) (MIT): Course Content

MRI-I, short for Magnetic Resonance Imaging - Intravenous, is a type of MRI scan that involves administering a contrast agent (dye) intravenously to enhance the images of internal organs and tissues, particularly blood vessels, during the scanning process

Course Outline (MRI-601-I)

An Overview of magnetic resonance imaging
 Electricity and magnetism
 Nuclear magnetism
 Equilibrium saturation  Radiofrequency pulse sequences
 MRI parameters
 MRI hardwares
 Primary MRI magnets
 Secondary MRI magnets
 MR images
 Digital imaging
 Contrast agents and MR imaging
 MR artifacts
 Protocols of brain and Spine imaging
 Pathologies of brain and spine
CLINICAL:
 Hands on training in radiology department in MRI unit. Different planes of study.
 Students must be able to interpret the MR anatomy

Course Objectives

Course Learning Objectives:
 Acquire foundational knowledge of MRI principles, operation, and the essential technical skills necessary for an MR Technologist. (C2
 Assess the utility of MRI in diagnosing various medical conditions, highlighting its advantages as a non-invasive imaging modality. (C4)
 Recognize the significance of adhering to MRI safety protocols to prevent risks and ensure patient safety. (A3
 Safely and effectively operate MRI equipment, understanding its components and functions. (P4
 Engage in practical training sessions within an MRI unit, applying theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios. (P4)

Course Outline (MRI-612-II)

PART I: PULSE SEQUENCES
 Spin Echo Imaging
 Chemical Shift and Magnetization Transfer
 Steady State Gradient Echo Imaging
 Hybrid Fast Imaging Techniques
 Echo Planar Imaging
PART II: APPLICATIONS
 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
 Partially Parallel Magnetic Resonance Imaging
 Magnetic Resonance Angiography  Perfusion Imaging
 Diffusion Imaging
 Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging
PART III: SAFETY
 Contrast Agents and Magnetic Resonance Imaging
 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Artifacts
 Biological Effects of Magnetic Resonance Imaging
 Managing a Magnetic Resonance Imaging System
 Protocols of joint , head and neck
 Pathologies of joints , head and neck
CLINICAL:
 Hands on training in radiology department on MRI unit
 Perform Basic Protocols of different body regions
 Students must be able to interpret the anatomy and pathologies of different regions