Introducing MRI: MR Spectroscopy (48 of 56)

www.einstein.yu.edu - The forty-eighth chapter of Dr. Michael Lipton's MRI course covers MR Spectroscopy. Dr. Lipton is associate professor radiology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and associate director of its Gruss Magnetic Resonance Research Center.

[@selim841]

I want to thank Mr. Lipton for making this complicated subject intuitive

[@ajwanisiddhant]

who is this Mr.Lipton

[@jakebi4035]

Fully respect from China doctor

[@jonneville]

That was fantastic. I would take a class with this guy any day!

[@kategeskin5983]

Thank you this was really helpful and clear ! I envy the students in this class

[@tukpatuk]

great presentation!

[@juliocesarmarinconcha107]

great presentation!! thanks a lot

[@Minkus1342]

What happens to the echoes from the first 180 pulse? Wouldn't these interfere with the sampling of the signal from the volume of tissue we are "listening" for?

[@bobbywong2287]

Informative and easy to understand

[@NNCCCC63]

brilliant , thank you ! and thanks for not simply reading us some powerpoint slides verbatim !

[@tarundeka776]

Sir
If we are using gradients for selection of volume of interest, they are gradients.
Won't the use of gradients erase the characteristic frequency of each proton?
As you told 1st that spectroscopy have to be performed without gradients.

[@mahgoleftekhari1573]

perfecttttt