MRI in Practice App 04a - Signal to Noise Ratio
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
Issue FIXED (where the app would not open in some geographical locations).
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There are a total of eight topic areas covered by our range of educational apps in the field of Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Series 4 is all about image optimisation and this lecture (4a) is the first of this series.
Based on the World best-selling book MRI in Practice, these apps each contain FIVE resources to help you in your quest for MRI knowledge.
At the heart of each app is a short multimedia lecture packed with key learning points from the famous international course presented by authors Catherine Westbrook and John Talbot - but these apps give you more than just a video!
In addition, each app contains the written lecture notes with some all-new diagrams (not available elsewhere) allowing you to revise the course topics at your leisure.
Each app also contains a multiple choice interactive quiz, so you can test your knowledge before and after watching the lecture.
Finally, there are two sections of links providing fast access to our books and live international courses.
This app contains a presentation from the image optimisation category and focuses on the signal to noise ratio of an MRI image.
The 26:16 minute presentation explains the all-important relationship between signal to noise ratio, spatial resolution and scan time. Advice on how these scan components may be optimised by evaluating and modifying a protocol is also covered.
The content is aimed at imaging students, radiographers, trainee radiologists, veterinary practitioners, technologists and anyone else with an interest in the field of MRI.
The presentations, featured in the MRI in Practice apps, are fully narrated by the authors, and feature plenty of animated graphics and computer generated imagery that help to bring difficult concepts to life in a way that cannot be achieved on a flat page or slide presentation. The app works brilliantly as a stand-alone learning aid, but is designed to mesh seamlessly with our other learning materials, the MRI in Practice textbook and the live course. This is unique in the field of MRI education, and provides the user with a rich learning environment where complex topics are approached from different angles in each medium.
The MRI in Practice app is therefore ideal as a fast-track learning tool for first time users, a cost-effective revision aid for technologists taking the USA registry exam, or as a handy pocket-reference for more experienced MRI users who wish to maintain, update or refresh their knowledge. It also makes a great introduction to our live course - and full details about forthcoming international dates are provided in the app.
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There are a total of eight topic areas covered by our range of educational apps in the field of Magnetic Resonance Imaging.
Series 4 is all about image optimisation and this lecture (4a) is the first of this series.
Based on the World best-selling book MRI in Practice, these apps each contain FIVE resources to help you in your quest for MRI knowledge.
At the heart of each app is a short multimedia lecture packed with key learning points from the famous international course presented by authors Catherine Westbrook and John Talbot - but these apps give you more than just a video!
In addition, each app contains the written lecture notes with some all-new diagrams (not available elsewhere) allowing you to revise the course topics at your leisure.
Each app also contains a multiple choice interactive quiz, so you can test your knowledge before and after watching the lecture.
Finally, there are two sections of links providing fast access to our books and live international courses.
This app contains a presentation from the image optimisation category and focuses on the signal to noise ratio of an MRI image.
The 26:16 minute presentation explains the all-important relationship between signal to noise ratio, spatial resolution and scan time. Advice on how these scan components may be optimised by evaluating and modifying a protocol is also covered.
The content is aimed at imaging students, radiographers, trainee radiologists, veterinary practitioners, technologists and anyone else with an interest in the field of MRI.
The presentations, featured in the MRI in Practice apps, are fully narrated by the authors, and feature plenty of animated graphics and computer generated imagery that help to bring difficult concepts to life in a way that cannot be achieved on a flat page or slide presentation. The app works brilliantly as a stand-alone learning aid, but is designed to mesh seamlessly with our other learning materials, the MRI in Practice textbook and the live course. This is unique in the field of MRI education, and provides the user with a rich learning environment where complex topics are approached from different angles in each medium.
The MRI in Practice app is therefore ideal as a fast-track learning tool for first time users, a cost-effective revision aid for technologists taking the USA registry exam, or as a handy pocket-reference for more experienced MRI users who wish to maintain, update or refresh their knowledge. It also makes a great introduction to our live course - and full details about forthcoming international dates are provided in the app.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 110.5 MB of space to download and install MRI in Practice App 04a - Signal to Noise Ratio app. MRI in Practice App 04a - Signal to Noise Ratio was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $5.99
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of The MRI Education Company John Talbot at http://www.mrieducation.com/apps.
Copyright © John Talbot and Catherine Westbrook 2011
