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Objectives
- To understand essentials of MR physics that Medical Physicists/MR Scientists need to support modern clinics.
- To develop expertise in MR facility planning, performance testing, quality improvement, and protocol optimization.
- To obtain knowledge and skills to practice MR safety at the level of an MR safety expert.
- To become proficient in quantitative and advanced MR applications while staying up to date with emerging clinical MR technologies.
Program Outline (subject to change)
| Friday, June 20 | ||
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| Friday June 20 am sessions | Essentials of Clinical MR Physics | |
| Friday June 20 pm sessions | Facility Planning and Performance Testing + Hands-On | |
| RF Coil Testing and Homogeneity Testing | ||
| Saturday, June 21 | ||
| Saturday June 21 am sessions | MR Safety : Basics | |
| Saturday June 21 pm sessions | MR Safety: Advanced | |
| Workshop - interactive implant case studies | ||
| Sunday, June 22 | ||
| Sunday June 22 am sessions | Quantitative and Advanced MRI | |
| Monday, June 23 | ||
| Monday June 23 am sessions | MRI Protocols | |
| MR-guided therapy | ||
| Monday June 23 pm sessions | Quantitative and Advanced MRI | |
| Post-processing/Software demo: Liver quantitative imaging: Iron, fat, MRE | ||
| Post-processing/Software demo: Cardiac MR post-processing | ||
| Post-processing/Software demo: Advanced brain imaging: perfusion and MRS | ||
| Post-processing/Software demo: Presurgical: fMRI and tractography | ||
| Tuesday, June 24 | ||
| Tuesday June 24 am sessions | Emerging Technologies | |
| Vendor Presentation (AI focused development) | ||
| Where is clinical MR physics heading to (panel discussion - all faculty) | ||
| Writer guidance documents | ||