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Principles and applications of echo planar imaging in magnetic resonance

Mohammed A. Hiari
Neurosciences Journal April 2000, 5 (2) 94-97;
Mohammed A. Hiari
Radiology Department, King Hussein Medical Center, PO Box 926385, Amman 11110, Jordan. Tel No. 00 962 6 551 4040. Fax No. 00 962 6 551 4931.
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Abstract

Echo planar imaging was initially introduced as a technique to reduce the magnetic resonance imaging exam to a single shot (snap-shot) acquisition, much like a conventional radiograph. This vision, of course, created a good deal of speculation about the clinical impact of an echo planar imaging-equipped magnetic resonance imaging device. From completing the entire magnetic resonance exam in a matter of seconds to expanding the applications field of magnetic resonance imaging into territories traditionally claimed by other modalities, the perceived potential of echo planar imaging was indeed great. It was not until this decade, however, that the technical challenges involved with developing echo planar imaging into a clinical tool have been overcome.

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