Brain MRI sequences 101

[Xmelange]

Very nice and clear explanation. I am a MR technologist and this helps to solidify my knowledge of why some sequences are run with certain protocols, but not with other protocols. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[shakilchowdhury]

Thank you so much, great intro to MR sequences. I've been nervous about picking up MRI brain studies but this video definitely increased my confidence.

[neuroxplorein]

The most elegant and beautiful explanation of gadolinium purpose here -- the breakdown of BBB. That makes sense now why a pituitary protocol requires it, because it can be ehnased. Also, I was looking everywhere for tips on knowing if the T1 had added contrast, as I would have been blindly looking for those vessels!

[siavashshaghighi]

Most excellent introduction to brain imaging. Thank you from San Diego!

[cestovatelekar]

Hello
Your explanation is silk smooth.
Please please upload more.
I shall take a paid subscription for your lectures.
The things you taught in this video is not even spoken about by my mentors and teachers in the so called college I am doing my residency in.
Please upload more lectures

[louisasmith]

Thank you. This is so much more accessible than most other sophisticated presentations on MRI for those who are familiar but not expert.,

[Wakakakzi]

Very good and to the point explanation.

[rupsolomonalluri]

Very simple and informative. But u have listen 2 or 3 times then u wil.be confident.

[niranjanandfamily]

Wow! Thank you sir, for the clear description.

[residentsigma]

Excellent demonstration on MR Brain sequences!

[legolaswong]

What a great and helpful video! Keep up the good work!

[baljeetkaur]

It is very helpful video thanks a lot ... im trying to understand the MRI from a long tym but didn't get it untill now

[dr_underground]

kindly upload more. great explaination

[passenger.]

11:47 nose always knows so its nose knows. :DD

[HennaFoxUK]

I finally get it! Thank you for such a clear explanation :)

[arianekae]

hi, is non enhancing lesion the same as NO enhancing lesion? thanks