MRI | Introduction In the Physics of MRI and It's Clinical Relevance

This video will introduce you to the mechanism of MRI and the basic physics that play a role (MRI = magnetic resonance imaging). We will start from the basics, and also cover some important names you may come across (including T1-relaxation and T2-relaxation, T1-weighted MRI, T2-weighted MRI etc.).

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Apart from constructive feedback, I would like to ask your opinion about the sound quality and the style of this explanation: would you like to have more explanations like this in the future?

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[TynOng]

I've been to a total of 6 hours on MRI related lectures and your 5 mins video explained better. Thank you.

[AliBartlett]

An explanative simple explanation of how MRI works, which good diagrams and a voice easy to listen to. Thankyou

[arekhandiabruno]

Thank you especially for the conical diagram which helped conceptualize the lecture. Voice is good.

[alexanderpalm]

Finally, a proper explanation for T1 and T2! Thank you :)

[sarahnurnazirah]

I think, u should add more caption into the vid. Don't leave the background blank without any caption or subs. People might get misunderstood due to different accent that they may have. And avoid to mention "keep watching if u're interested and Just get straight to your point on what u are delivering. So far, you only have 2 dislikes so, probably 99% of your viewers love your vid and your voice. Anyway, great sharing about mri. Really helpful. Thank u for that

[gabrielgandarilla]

Tone and pace was good. I enjoyed this explanation, thank you.

[ValonMaddox]

Sound quality is great!! Please continue to make these videos!

[hejazi]

Thank you so much, your explanation was very nice and short at the same time .It helped me a lot.

[katerinacerna]

Thank you for this video. It's short and very informational. I finally got it.

[DataDetective]

Wow! That's a wonderful explanation.

[rajikaanderiezon]

Thank you for the content.it is really useful.😊please do keep making vidoes.

[ranganathamveluru]

Excellent explanation, even for a layman (in medical domain) to understand

[patrickvonhauff]

Your explanation was very helpful. Thank you!

[hanna.e.j]

Thanks for the video. You can use a pop filter. Your voice will be less muffled.

[sumithran]

as a student that was very useful one.

[xMissVaagheid]

This was a VERY helpful video! Really gave me a good insight into the concept. Thank you very much.

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[shivareddy]

very useful, keep going in the same voice

[ericpham]

What force that kept human cells and molecules oriented and organized in a body rather not random like air

[yourfavouritescepticx]

Is there a website where I can find this information ?