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Mikael Häggström: Linked to MRI of perianal fistula

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2019-04-16T11:01:48Z

general

2019-04-16T11:01:32Z

Necessary

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+Physics

2018-12-18T10:27:45Z

Linked

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Mikael Häggström moved page MRI to MRI sequences

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#REDIRECT [[MRI sequences]]

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		+	==Regions==
		+	*Liver
		+	:*[[MRI of the liver]]
		+	*Stomach, intestines and anal region
		+	:*[[MRI of perianal fistula]]

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-As a radiologist, the necessary MRI physics is that the patient is exposed to particular magnetic fields, making different types of organs and tissues return different amounts of electromagnetic signals. Different settings, or [[MRI sequences]], give various amounts of electromagnetic signals in return, and can be chosen in each case to optimally depict the condition of interest.
+As a general radiologist, the necessary MRI physics is that the patient is exposed to particular magnetic fields, making different types of organs and tissues return different amounts of electromagnetic signals. Different settings, or [[MRI sequences]], give various amounts of electromagnetic signals in return, and can be chosen in each case to optimally depict the condition of interest.
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-As a radiologist, necessary MRI physics is that the patient is exposed to particular magnetic fields, making different types of organs and tissues return different amounts of electromagnetic signals. Different settings, or [[MRI sequences]], give various amounts of electromagnetic signals in return, and can be chosen in each case to optimally depict the condition of interest.
+As a radiologist, the necessary MRI physics is that the patient is exposed to particular magnetic fields, making different types of organs and tissues return different amounts of electromagnetic signals. Different settings, or [[MRI sequences]], give various amounts of electromagnetic signals in return, and can be chosen in each case to optimally depict the condition of interest.
 {{Further|MRI sequences}}
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		+	==Physics==
		+	As a radiologist, necessary MRI physics is that the patient is exposed to particular magnetic fields, making different types of organs and tissues return different amounts of electromagnetic signals. Different settings, or [[MRI sequences]], give various amounts of electromagnetic signals in return, and can be chosen in each case to optimally depict the condition of interest.
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