rent-now

Rent More, Save More! Use code: ECRENTAL

5% off 1 book, 7% off 2 books, 10% off 3+ books

9780819435163

Principles of Magnetic Resonance Imaging : A Signal Processing Perspective

by ;
  • ISBN13:

    9780819435163

  • ISBN10:

    0819435163

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1999-10-01
  • Publisher: Society of Photo Optical
  • Purchase Benefits
  • Free Shipping Icon Free Shipping On Orders Over $35!
    Your order must be $35 or more to qualify for free economy shipping. Bulk sales, PO's, Marketplace items, eBooks and apparel do not qualify for this offer.
  • eCampus.com Logo Get Rewarded for Ordering Your Textbooks! Enroll Now
List Price: $90.00
We're Sorry.
No Options Available at This Time.

Table of Contents

Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction
1(12)
What Is MRI?
2(3)
A System Perspective
5(2)
The Main Magnet
5(1)
The Gradient System
6(1)
The RF System
7(1)
A Signal Processing Perspective
7(2)
Organization of the Book
9(4)
Exercises
11(2)
Mathematical Fundamentals
13(44)
Vectors
13(4)
Basic Concepts of Matrix Algebra
17(2)
Some Commonly Used Functions
19(7)
Unit Step Function
19(1)
Signum Function
19(1)
Rectangular Window Function
19(1)
Triangle Window Function
19(1)
Hamming Window Function
19(1)
Gaussian Function
20(1)
Dirac Delta Function
20(2)
Kronecker Delta Function
22(1)
Comb Function
22(1)
Sinc Function
23(1)
Dirichlet Function
23(1)
Bessel Functions
24(2)
Convolution
26(2)
The Fourier Transform
28(8)
Definition
29(1)
Properties
30(2)
Examples
32(4)
The Radon Transform
36(21)
Two-Dimensional Radon Transforms
36(2)
Higher-Dimensional Radon Transforms
38(2)
Partial Radon Transforms
40(3)
Basic Properties
43(1)
Sinogram
43(2)
The Projection-Slice Theorem
45(5)
Convolution Theorem
50(2)
Exercises
52(5)
Signal Generation and Detection
57(50)
Magnetized Nuclear Spin Systems
58(11)
Nuclear Magnetic Moments
58(6)
Bulk Magnetization
64(4)
More on the Larmor Frequency
68(1)
RF Excitations
69(22)
Resonance Condition
69(1)
Characteristics of an RF Pulse
70(2)
Rotating Frame of Reference
72(4)
The Bloch Equation
76(1)
On-Resonance Excitations
77(10)
Off-Resonance Excitations
87(1)
Frequency Selectivity of an RF Pulse
88(3)
Free Precession and Relaxation
91(3)
Signal Detection
94(13)
Basic Detection Principles
94(1)
Signal Expressions
95(6)
Exercises
101(6)
Signal Characteristics
107(34)
Basic Assumptions
107(2)
Free Induction Decays
109(5)
RF Echoes
114(17)
Two-Pulse Echo
114(6)
Three-Pulse Echoes
120(5)
Extended Phase Graphs
125(5)
The CPMG Echo Train
130(1)
Gradient Echoes
131(10)
Gradient Fields
131(2)
Formation of Gradient Echoes
133(3)
Exercises
136(5)
Signal Localization
141(46)
Slice Selection
142(11)
Slice Equation
142(1)
Slice-Selective Gradients
143(2)
Slice-Selective RF Pulses
145(4)
Some Practical Considerations
149(4)
Spatial Information Encoding
153(12)
Frequency Encoding
153(2)
Phase Encoding
155(2)
A k-Space Interpretation
157(8)
Basic Imaging Methods
165(8)
One-Dimensional Imaging
165(2)
Two-Dimensional Imaging
167(4)
Three-Dimensional Imaging
171(2)
Sampling of k-Space-Space
173(14)
The Sampling Theorem
173(3)
Sampling Requirements of k-Space Signals
176(4)
Exercises
180(7)
Image Reconstruction
187(30)
General Issues of Image Reconstruction
188(2)
Reconstruction from Fourier Transform Samples
190(9)
Problem Formulation
190(1)
Basic Theory
190(5)
Computational Algorithms
195(4)
Reconstruction from Radon Transform Samples
199(14)
Problem Formulation
199(1)
The Inverse Radon Transform
200(2)
Backprojection
202(2)
Practical Reconstruction Algorithms
204(9)
Appendix
213(4)
Exercises
214(3)
Image Contrast
217(16)
Introduction
217(1)
Saturation-Recovery Sequence
218(3)
Inversion-Recovery Sequence
221(2)
Basic Spin-Echo Imaging
223(2)
Basic Gradient-Echo Imaging
225(2)
Discussion
227(6)
Exercises
230(3)
Image Resolution, Noise, and Artifacts
233(58)
Resolution Limitations
233(6)
Point Spread Function
233(2)
PSF of Fourier Reconstructions
235(2)
PSF of Backprojection Reconstructions
237(2)
Image Noise
239(12)
Basic Concepts of Random Signals
239(6)
Noise Characteristics in the Data Domain
245(1)
Noise in Direct FFT Reconstruction
246(2)
Noise in Zero-Padded FFT Reconstruction
248(2)
Noise in Filtered Backprojection Reconstruction
250(1)
Image Artifacts
251(40)
Gibbs Ringing Artifact
251(4)
Aliasing Artifacts
255(3)
Chemical Shift Artifact
258(2)
Motion Artifacts
260(21)
Artifacts Due to Corrupted Data
281(4)
Exercises
285(6)
Fast-Scan Imaging
291(30)
Fast Spin-Echo Imaging
291(6)
Basic Concept
292(3)
Practical Issues
295(2)
Fast Gradient-Echo Imaging
297(6)
Spoiled Steady-State Imaging
297(3)
Steady-State Imaging
300(3)
Echo-Planar Imaging
303(8)
Zigzag Trajectory
304(3)
Rectilinear Trajectory
307(1)
Spiral Trajectory
308(3)
Discussion
311(1)
Burst Imaging
311(10)
Exercises
315(6)
Constrained Reconstruction
321(46)
Half-Fourier Reconstruction
322(9)
Phase Estimation
323(1)
Phase-Constrained Reconstruction
323(4)
Discussion
327(4)
Extrapolation-Based Reconstruction
331(8)
Bandlimited Extrapolation
332(2)
Maximum Entropy Reconstruction
334(3)
Discussion
337(2)
Parametric Reconstruction Methods
339(16)
The Autoregressive Moving Average Model
340(7)
The Generalized Series Model
347(8)
Appendix
355(12)
The Direct Least-Squares Method
356(1)
SVD-Based Methods
357(6)
Exercises
363(4)
A Mathematical Formulas 367(4)
A.1 Sums
367(1)
A.2 Power Series
367(1)
A.3 Complex Numbers
368(1)
A.4 Trigonometric Identities
368(1)
A.5 Short Tables of Convolutions
369(1)
A.6 A Short Table of Fourier Transforms
370(1)
B Glossary 371(12)
C Abbreviations 383(2)
D Mathematical Symbols 385(4)
E Physical Constants 389(2)
Bibliography 391(18)
Index 409(6)
About the Authors 415

Supplemental Materials

What is included with this book?

The New copy of this book will include any supplemental materials advertised. Please check the title of the book to determine if it should include any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

The Used, Rental and eBook copies of this book are not guaranteed to include any supplemental materials. Typically, only the book itself is included. This is true even if the title states it includes any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

Rewards Program