1. What is the resonance frequency in MRI called? How is it calculated?
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The resonance frequency in MRI refers to the specific frequency at which the nuclei of certain atoms (commonly hydrogen in the human body) resonate when exposed to a magnetic field. This frequency is crucial for the MRI process as it allows for the excitation of Show more…
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