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dot point for medical physics (1 Viewer)

Thread starter pinkyfish
Start date Oct 15, 2003

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pinkyfish

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Does anyone know how to explain why MRI scan can be used to:
identify areas of high blood flow

help, plz

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ND

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#2

Blood is a fluid, such fluids are rich in hydrogen, MRI detects hydrogen density.

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Shoey

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#3

MRI uses the magnetic properties of hydrogen nuclei in scanning.

Blood = fluid = mostly water = H2 O

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