Background : MRI examination techniques use many sequences in an examination protocol, one of which is T1 Turbo Spin Echo (TSE) sequence and T1 Turbo Inversion Recovery Magnitude (TIRM) sequence. The sequence is a standard imaging protocol used to display an excellent brachial plexus anatomical region adjacent to fatty tissue. TSE sequences can display all peripheral nerves with high signal intensity and TIRM sequences have very low fat signals but fluid signals are very high. The purpose of this study is to determine the difference of anatomical information, as well as to find out better anatomical information in producing an informative image quality.Methods : The type of this research is quantitative research with experimental approach. ...
Background : MRI examination vertebrae thoracic consists of pieces of axial, sagittal and coronal bo...
Turbo Faktor is the number of 180? pulses that will fill the line in K-Space on each TR. The use of ...
HNP is the localized displacement of disc material beyond the limits of the intervertebral disc spac...
Background : MRI examination techniques use many sequences in an examination protocol, one of which ...
T2WI Short Tau Inversion Recovery (STIR) sequence is an Inversion Recovery pulse sequence uses Time ...
The T1WI SE / TSE axial sequence is the main protocol that can show good anatomic and pathological i...
In the Nasopharing MRI examination after Radioteraphy, motionartefact is serious problem. Regular us...
Background : MRI is very sensitive to detect some soft tissue abnormalities such as brain, spinal co...
Background : The brachial plexus is the main nerve structure that carries sensory and motor signals ...
Turbo factor is the number of rephasing 180? pulses that will fill the space in each TR used in the ...
T1 Weighted Image Turbo Spin Echo Fat Saturation is a sequence to obtain pathological images that ca...
ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION DIFFERENCES IN THREEDIMENSIONAL (3D) ANATOMIC IMAGES BETWEEN VOLUMEISOTROPIC...
Background and Purpose: This work aims at optimizing and studying the feasibility of imaging the bra...
Background : BLADE method is one of imaging techniques that can improve image quality and reduce art...
MRI Lumbal is a more frequent examination used to evaluate degenerative changes, one of which is the...
Background : MRI examination vertebrae thoracic consists of pieces of axial, sagittal and coronal bo...
Turbo Faktor is the number of 180? pulses that will fill the line in K-Space on each TR. The use of ...
HNP is the localized displacement of disc material beyond the limits of the intervertebral disc spac...
Background : MRI examination techniques use many sequences in an examination protocol, one of which ...
T2WI Short Tau Inversion Recovery (STIR) sequence is an Inversion Recovery pulse sequence uses Time ...
The T1WI SE / TSE axial sequence is the main protocol that can show good anatomic and pathological i...
In the Nasopharing MRI examination after Radioteraphy, motionartefact is serious problem. Regular us...
Background : MRI is very sensitive to detect some soft tissue abnormalities such as brain, spinal co...
Background : The brachial plexus is the main nerve structure that carries sensory and motor signals ...
Turbo factor is the number of rephasing 180? pulses that will fill the space in each TR used in the ...
T1 Weighted Image Turbo Spin Echo Fat Saturation is a sequence to obtain pathological images that ca...
ANALYSIS OF INFORMATION DIFFERENCES IN THREEDIMENSIONAL (3D) ANATOMIC IMAGES BETWEEN VOLUMEISOTROPIC...
Background and Purpose: This work aims at optimizing and studying the feasibility of imaging the bra...
Background : BLADE method is one of imaging techniques that can improve image quality and reduce art...
MRI Lumbal is a more frequent examination used to evaluate degenerative changes, one of which is the...
Background : MRI examination vertebrae thoracic consists of pieces of axial, sagittal and coronal bo...
Turbo Faktor is the number of 180? pulses that will fill the line in K-Space on each TR. The use of ...
HNP is the localized displacement of disc material beyond the limits of the intervertebral disc spac...