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German Villegas

Tue. 14 Oct.08,
22:11

[Reply (3 of 4) to:
'Contrast MRA COW.'
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  Category: 
Contrast Agents
 
Contrast MRA COW.
Just came from an MRI convention by Bill Faulkner according to him CE MRA COW is a very Diagnostic exam, no undesireble veins! I thought the same but it appears this exam has proven to be valuable in the diagnosis of oclusions, stenosis and aneurysms. I do not have a protocol, but am working to build one. I will post suggestions once I got something that works. Bill did mention it must be a dynamic scan quick enough to show arterial flow and then venous, so no more than 10 seconds per scan. Very few centers and hospitals offer this protocol but its in the works.
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Tammy Elliott

Tue. 14 Oct.08,
01:33

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doing a school project
I am doing a project for school on the advances of MRI. My question is what types of diagnosis can be made now that could not be made 20 years ago?
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Reader Mail

Sun. 5 Oct.08,
03:48

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gradient preemphasis
Is the gradient preemphasis still used in the up-to-date MRI scanner equipped with the shielded gradient coil? Does the preemphasis become unnecessary in the future, or is it continued to be used?
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Stuart Allison

Wed. 17 Sep.08,
19:20

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GE LX MRI Platform?
Marty,

Thanks for the information, it is very helpful. Do you know approximately when GE switched from 5X to LX, or from LX to Excite? Is it possible to upgrade a GE MRI from LX to Excite by replacing the workstation? Thanks again for your help.
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Marty Bennett

Wed. 17 Sep.08,
17:30

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GE LX MRI Platform?
The LX platform is the last generation of "Signa" MRI's using the SGI Octane computer platform. GE generally uses the software version to identify systems. The LX is a 9x system. The 5x was pre- LX. The Excite, HD and HDx are 11x 12 x and 14x sysyems and use HP host computers.

Marty
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