Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy - MRS | Point Resolved Spectroscopy - PRESS | MRI Physics Course #28

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Magnetic resonance spectroscopy allows for analysis of relative concentrations of certain metabolites in a specific location in an MRI image. Here we will look at water and fat suppression, signal localisation (using PRESS, STEAM or multivoxel sequences) and briefly discuss certain metabolites used in brain imaging.
This is intended to be an introduction to the basic physics of MRS and nothing more. Clinical interpretation of MRS will be discussed at a later date.
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