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[Neurologic magnetic resonance tomography--indications and practical use].

P. Nakstad, John K Hald

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Magnetic resonance tomography is considered the most important technique in modern neuroradiology. This article demonstrates the importance of MR imaging in the diagnosis of diseases of the central nervous system. Modern neuroradiology is completely dependent upon this modality, and sections and departments of neuroradiology should have great responsibility for both diagnostic MR imaging and the day-to-day operation MR laboratories.

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Magnetic resonance tomography is considered the most important technique in modern neuroradiology. This article demonstrates the importance of MR imaging in the diagnosis of diseases of the central nervous system. Modern neuroradiology is completely dependent upon this modality, and sections and departments of neuroradiology should have great responsibility for both diagnostic MR imaging and the day-to-day operation MR laboratories.

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Magnetic resonance tomography is considered the most important technique in modern neuroradiology. This article demonstrates the importance of MR imaging in the diagnosis of diseases of the central nervous system. Modern neuroradiology is completely dependent upon this modality, and sections and departments of neuroradiology should have great responsibility for both diagnostic MR imaging and the day-to-day operation MR laboratories.

Key concepts: Neuroradiology, Magnetic resonance imaging, Medicine, Radiology, Computed tomography, Medical physics, Tomography, Modality (human–computer interaction)

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