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Course Outline

Introduction
      The MR Modality and Perfusion/Diffusion Imaging
Outline/Study Content
      Current Applications of Perfusion and Diffusion Imaging:
      MRI and Cerebral Ischemia
      Definitions of Neurological Conditions:
      The Physiological Process of Perfusion and Diffusion:
      The Capillaries' Function
      The Perfusion Process
      The Perfusion Process (con't.)
      Cellular Diffusion Process
      Review of Cellular Physiology
      Cellular Pathophysiology of Acute Ischemia
      Effects of Reduced Blood Flow
      Breakdown of Blood Brain Barrier
      Difference between Infracted Area and Penumbra
      Acute Intervention Goals
      Review of Pathophysiology of Acute Ischemia
      Perfusion Imaging
      Mechanisms of Perfusion Scan Techniques
      Mechanisms of Perfusion Scan Techniques (con't.)
      Analysis of Perfusion Scans: rCBV Calculation
      TTP and TO Maps
      Examples of Perfusion Maps
      Additional Applications of Perfusion Imaging: Overview
      Myocardial Perfusion
      Carotid Artery Stenosis
      The Diffusion Process: Overview
      Diffusion Coefficients
      Apparent Diffusion Coefficient
      Physical Principles of Diffusion Imaging: Overview
      Principles
      Examples of Diffusion Pulse Sequence
      Beginning of the Diffusion Pulse Sequence
      Dephasing of Protons
      Dephasing Protons (example #2)
      Rephasing of Protons
      b Values
      Diffusion-weighted Images and ADC Maps: Overview
      Anisotropy
      Acute Stroke Examination
      Apparent Diffusion Coefficient
      Diffusion Imaging Methods: Overview
      Motion Sensitivity
      Motion Compensation Techniques
      Future Applications of Diffusion imaging: Overview
      Spine Applications
      Whole Body Imaging
      Diffusion Tensor Applications
Conclusion
      Conclusion
Acknowledgments
      Contributors
      Bibliography


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