Contrast & Sequence Timing
Connect TR, TE, tissue recovery, and signal decay with the contrast you see on the image.
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The next pulse arrives before every tissue has fully recovered. That recovery difference helps shape T1 contrast.
Less recovery, faster repetition, and stronger T1 recovery competition.
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Connect TR, TE, tissue recovery, and signal decay with the contrast you see on the image.
ONE TIME PURCHASEUnderstand how acceleration shortens acquisition and where signal, reconstruction, and artifact tradeoffs appear.
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These modules are included in the update currently awaiting App Store review. They are not available for purchase until Apple approves and releases the update.
Recognize common artifacts, reason through likely causes, and connect each problem with a practical response.
See how receiver bandwidth changes signal, chemical shift, readout behavior, and protocol tradeoffs.
Unlock both upcoming modules together for less than purchasing them separately after Apple approves the update.
A LEARNER'S EXPERIENCE
“I was able to understand it better than the material in my book. The website was simplified and easier to understand.”
Stephanie · Early career MRI technologist
IN DEVELOPMENT
A future module is being prepared with ten lessons, a protocol lab, practical cases, and a complete assessment. It will explain how TR, TE, flip angle, spoiling, and steady state work together.
No release date has been announced.More transverse signal remains, with less time for susceptibility loss to develop.
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