Introduction to MRI: Basics 2 - T1 and T2 relaxation, what tissues look like
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This is part of a series of shorter, more digestible videos that are designed to introduce you to MRI in general, with an emphasis on body MRI. See the playlist to watch the videos in order.
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What does a hypo intense signal in the spinal cord on T1 and T2 mean?
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Could use this technique to separate multi-chemical species?
How does fat and water appear in T2* decay?
Great when can we expect next part?
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Where’s part 3?
I dont understand why water is dark on T1 and bright on T2 :-(
It has to do with its relaxation times for T1 & T2.
T1: Dark because it hasn’t enough time to fully recover longitudinal relaxation. We haven’t received enough (large) signal back so it’s dark. T1 time is long for water (fluids).
T2: bright because it has decayed sufficiently from horizontal plane for T2 relaxation of that tissue. We receive a high signal back and that’s why it’s bright.
T2 times are longer on some sequences which allow greater signal…bright image
Water has a long TR & TE
T1 images
TR short
TE short
T2 Images
TR long
TE long
Hope this made some sense to you.
Next video plz
The net magnetization will also be rotating until T2 relaxation happens. That is not brought out here... the diagrams are therefore schematic and inaccurate...
The guy does not even emphasize the "resonance" part...