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This page is intended as a short list of essential references for a total beginner to learn about the world of diffusion MRI. By reading these references (perhaps multiple times, as each reference may fill gaps in your knowledge that were left by a different reference), you should be able to get up to speed in just a few days. | This page is intended as a short list of essential references for a total beginner to learn about the world of diffusion MRI. By reading these references (perhaps multiple times, as each reference may fill gaps in your knowledge that were left by a different reference), you should be able to get up to speed in just a few days. | ||
* Hobbie, Russell K. "Magnetic Resonance Imaging", ch 17 of ''Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology'', 3rd ed. Springer-Verlag, 1997 | ==== How MRI works ==== | ||
The recommended text for understanding MRI and basic pulse sequences is: | |||
* Hobbie, Russell K. "Magnetic Resonance Imaging", ch 17 of ''Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology'', 3rd ed. Springer-Verlag, 1997. ([http://josiah.brown.edu/search/?searchtype=X&searcharg=hobbie+intermediate+physics+medicine&searchscope=07&SORT=D&SUBMIT=Search check the library]; Jadrian also has a photocopy) | |||
If this text is too dense or physics-heavy for you, you might try: | |||
* Young, Stuart W. ''Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Basic Principles''. Raven Press, 1984. ([http://josiah.brown.edu/record=b1185524~S7 check the library]) | |||
* Kaufman, et al. ''Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Medicine''. Igaku-Shoin, 1981. ([http://josiah.brown.edu/record=b1138742~S7 check the library]) | |||
Revision as of 20:24, 16 July 2009
This page is intended as a short list of essential references for a total beginner to learn about the world of diffusion MRI. By reading these references (perhaps multiple times, as each reference may fill gaps in your knowledge that were left by a different reference), you should be able to get up to speed in just a few days.
How MRI works
The recommended text for understanding MRI and basic pulse sequences is:
- Hobbie, Russell K. "Magnetic Resonance Imaging", ch 17 of Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology, 3rd ed. Springer-Verlag, 1997. (check the library; Jadrian also has a photocopy)
If this text is too dense or physics-heavy for you, you might try:
- Young, Stuart W. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Basic Principles. Raven Press, 1984. (check the library)
- Kaufman, et al. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Medicine. Igaku-Shoin, 1981. (check the library)