Comments on: Magnetic Resource Imaging : An Intro

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By: MK

MK — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 15:58:31 +0000

The quality of image is also another major difference. X-rays have a very low resolution where as MRI images are very very detailed.
As to MRI being three dimensional i think they are two dimensional two. But computer interpretation of the images can help us extrapolate and make a three dimensional image.
You have also forgotten to mention CT-Scans. In reality CT-Scans are now three dimensional and pretty useful in diagnosing large gut tumors.
X-rays to Ct scan to MRI is a complete spectrum. All have their own specific uses.
MRI is not possible in certain situations. If the patient has a metal implant in the body then in most of the cases MRI is a big no no.

By: Muhammad Farid Masood

Muhammad Farid Masood — Sat, 19 May 2007 09:58:00 +0000

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