This book presents the basic principles of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), focusing on image formation, image content, and performance considerations. Emphasis is on the signal processing elements of MRI, particularly the Fourier transform relationships. Although developed as a teaching text for an electrical engineering course at Stanford University, the material should be accessible to those from other technical fields. The primary chapters (Chapters 1-7) cover the foundational material while the latter chapters (Chapters 8-11) provide brief overviews of extensions and selected topics.
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A great book! Buy from Lulu.com, not here. Sellers here are overpricing,
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This review is from: Principles of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Hardcover)
This is an excellent textbook, which I use for teaching an MRI class at UC Berkeley.It is clear, simple and reads very smoothly. Chapters 1-7 are complete, but the rest are draft chapters. I strongly recommend student to buy directly from Lulu.com, since all the sellers here are overpricing this book.
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