Introduction to Clinical MRI Physics (part 2 of 3)

Intended audience: radiology residents and fellows, medical students, or anyone who is interested in learning basic MRI physics conceptually. No complex equations or formulas.
0:00 - Intro
2:12 - Imaging localization and Gradient
5:51 - Slice selection
11:22 - Frequency and Phase definition
14:48 - Frequency encoding (FE)
23:54 - Phase encoding (PE)
28:45 - Frequency and phase encoding and K space
38:33 - How to tell FE vs. PE direction, examples

[akankshamohan]

the best explanation for MRI physics for radiologists that Ive seen, thanks so much!

[nunya]

I’m a nuc med tech training in MR at the moment. I just want to say thank you. These lectures are brilliant. Coming from a nuc med background I felt really lost on the physics for MR. Now I finally understand how an image is formed.

[nreggente]

Definitely the best explanation on Youtube. Thank you for taking the time to explain this. It is indeed an inherently confusing concept and I'm happy that I was finally able to make the connection between phase encoding steps and populating the rows of k-space.

[a.elkhouli]

No one was able to help me with this part with this clarity. Thank you so much.

[marianasouza]

It is honestly revigorating to have such a nice and invested professor. Thank you for making MRI even more beautiful to me, and a lot easier to understand!

[jcjko]

The very best MRI video (I had watched quite few of them) on YouTube for a layperson to get some idea about how MRI was able to transform some electrical wave into image.

[paulchan]

The best illustration I have ever seen

[harris]

Best MRI physics EVER. You should expand the topics and build on those videos as is the best attempt to explain a rather complex topic that stops thousands of doctors to understand better that modality.

[omarramadhan]

One of the best MRI lectures I've ever seen here

[mikimauseontheway]

the previous video of this serie was incredible and this one too... with the frequency encoding and phase encoding... amazingg

[katarzynaplesniar]

Absolutely amazing explanation! Thank you so much (neuroscience student)

[bingavtoski]

One of the best explanation videos for MRI principles, thank you so much!

[achmadbayhaqi]

Amazing.. Finally I can grab the concept... Thanks very much..

[jaimecheng]

For beginners, this video speaks very clearly!!

[shujatali]

Amazing. Now i can go confidently to attempt my MRI exam

[sombrerogalaxy]

So, a person who is in the MR scanner must be very excited!😆

[ansbhatti]

Bestest lecture ever I've found🤩🤩👍👍👍
Thank you soo much sir

[aqeelalameer]

Really cool explanation, my favorite part is the cyborg cat doll :p

[KhangTran-slyb]

Amazing video, Sir. Thank you so much for the lecture. It helps me a whole lot.

[saroderavi]

Crisp and amazing! thank yo so much sir...