MR Update: fejlődési útvonalak az MR technikában
Cikk címe: MR Update: fejlődési útvonalak az MR technikában
Szerzők: Dr. Martos János
Intézmények: Országos Klinikai Idegtudományi Intézet Miskolci Egyetem
Évfolyam: X. évfolyam
Lapszám: 2011. / Képalkotó különszám
Oldal: 8-12
Rovat: KÉPALKOTÓ DIAGNOSZTIKA
Alrovat: KÉPALKOTÓ DIAGNOSZTIKA
Absztrakt:
Az MR a több mint 30 éves történetének eredményeként egyre nagyobb területet hasít ki az orvosi diagnosztikai tevékenységből. Ma már nem csupán morfológiai képalkotó vizsgálatról van szó, hanem komplex funkcionális és molekuláris diagnosztikáról. A cikk az MR jelenlegi fejlődési irányaiból emel ki néhányat, melyek valószínűleg meghatározzák a jövő képalkotó diagnosztikájának alakulását.
Abstract:
As a result of a 30-year-old background, MR imaging nowadays plays an increasing role in medical diagnostic. It provides not only morphological imaging but also complex functional and molecular information. This study gives insight into currently developing MR techniques that will probably determine the directions of diagnostic imaging in the future.
X. évfolyam
2011. / Képalkotó különszám / Június
| Szerző | Intézmény |
|---|---|
| Dr. Martos János | Országos Klinikai Idegtudományi Intézet Miskolci Egyetem |
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