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Carolyn Kaut Roth, RT- MR - CT - M - CV - FSMRT, is a registered radiographer, who majored in physics at the University of Pennsylvania and received a clinical Master's degree in Magnetic Resonance for Radiographers at Anglia Polytechnic Cambridge United Kingdom. She has served on MRI Educational Task forces for The American Council for Education with the Department of Education for the Federal Government of the United States. She is currently the CEO of Imaging Education Associates, which is an education services company serving the medical imaging industry with a focus on continuing education programs for radiographers.
Patient Care and Safety for Magnetic Resonance Imaging | p. 1 |
Introduction to Patient Care and Safety for MRI | p. 3 |
Screening Patients and Personnel | p. 3 |
Ancillary Equipment and Implants | p. 8 |
Assessing and Monitoring | p. 19 |
Contrast Agents for MRI | p. 21 |
Life-Threatening Situations | p. 24 |
Safety Precautions for Placement of Electrical Conductors | p. 24 |
Environmental Considerations: Temperature and Humidity | p. 25 |
Gauss Line and Magnetic Field Strength | p. 25 |
Emergency Procedures | p. 27 |
Quench | p. 27 |
Evacuation | p. 29 |
Biologic Considerations | p. 29 |
Radio Frequency Fields | p. 29 |
Static Field Strength | p. 32 |
FDA Guidelines for Static Magnetic Fields | p. 35 |
Gradient Magnetic Fields (Time-Varying Magnetic Fields) | p. 35 |
Future Safety Considerations | p. 38 |
Introduction to Clinical MRI Procedures | p. 41 |
Introduction to Clinical MRI | p. 41 |
Patient Preparation for Clinical MRI | p. 42 |
Special Considerations for Pediatric Patients | p. 43 |
Choosing the Right Protocol | p. 43 |
Parameters for Image Contrast in MRI | p. 44 |
Pulse Sequences | p. 47 |
Parameters for Signal-to-Noise and Resolution | p. 51 |
Creating Artifact-Free Images | p. 53 |
Types of FDA-Approved Contrast Agents | p. 55 |
Imaging Procedures: Head and Neck Imaging | p. 57 |
Introduction to Head and Neck MRI | p. 57 |
Standard Protocols for Imaging of the Brain | p. 58 |
Anatomy and Physiology of the Brain | p. 60 |
Patient Set-Up and Positioning for Brain Imaging | p. 64 |
Indications for Contrast Agents for Brain Imaging | p. 65 |
Indications for High-Resolution Brain Imaging | p. 67 |
Spine Imaging Procedures | p. 71 |
Introduction to Spine Magnetic Resonance Imaging | p. 71 |
Standard Protocols for Imaging the Spine | p. 72 |
Additional Spine Sequences for High Resolution | p. 74 |
Anatomy and Physiology of the Spine | p. 74 |
Patient Set-Up and Positioning for Spine Imaging | p. 76 |
Indications for Contrast Agents for Spine Imaging | p. 79 |
Cervical Spine Imaging | p. 80 |
Thoracic Spine Imaging | p. 80 |
Lumbar Spine Imaging | p. 82 |
Musculoskeletal Imaging Procedures | p. 85 |
Introduction to Musculoskeletal Magnetic Resonance Imaging | p. 86 |
Standard Protocols for Imaging the Musculoskeletal System | p. 86 |
Patient Set-Up and Positioning for Musculoskeletal Imaging | p. 90 |
Indications for Contrast for Musculoskeletal Imaging | p. 92 |
Standard Dose and Administration for Gadolinium | p. 92 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Temporomandibular Joint | p. 93 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Upper Extremities | p. 94 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Lower Extremities | p. 101 |
Thorax Imaging Procedures | p. 111 |
Introduction to Thorax Magnetic Resonance Imaging | p. 111 |
Standard Protocols for Imaging the Thorax | p. 112 |
Patient Set-Up and Positioning for Thorax Imaging | p. 116 |
Indications for Contrast Agents for Thorax Imaging | p. 121 |
Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Breast | p. 123 |
Abdomen Imaging Procedures | p. 131 |
Introduction to Abdomen Magnetic Resonance Imaging | p. 131 |
Standard Protocols for Imaging the Abdomen | p. 132 |
Anatomy and Physiology of the Abdomen | p. 136 |
Patient Set-Up and Positioning for Abdomen Imaging | p. 138 |
Indications for Contrast Agents for Abdomen Imaging | p. 140 |
Pelvis Imaging Procedures | p. 143 |
Introduction to Pelvis Magnetic Resonance Imaging | p. 143 |
Standard Protocols for Imaging the Pelvis | p. 144 |
Patient Set-Up and Positioning for Pelvis Imaging | p. 144 |
Indications for Contrast Agents for Pelvis Imaging | p. 146 |
Standard Dose and Administration for Gadolinium | p. 147 |
Standard Protocols for Female Pelvis MRI | p. 147 |
Standard Protocols for Male Pelvis MRI | p. 152 |
Vascular Imaging Procedures | p. 155 |
Introduction to Vascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging | p. 156 |
Flow Imaging: An Overview | p. 156 |
Magnetic Resonance Angiography: An Overview | p. 158 |
Body Magnetic Resonance Angiography Challenges | p. 163 |
Anatomy and Physiology of the Vascular System | p. 166 |
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