Apply safe and effective MRI contrast administration practices by selecting appropriate venipuncture devices, contrast agents, injection methods, and timing strategies based on clinical protocols, patient factors, and imaging objectives.
Demonstrate proficiency in patient preparation, positioning, coil selection, and slice alignment across routine and specialized MRI examinations to ensure complete anatomical coverage and diagnostic image quality.
Identify and interpret normal anatomy and common pathological findings on MRI across neuro, spine, musculoskeletal, vascular, thoracic, abdominal, pelvic, and cardiac imaging using appropriate imaging planes and pulse sequence weighting.
Select, modify, and optimize MRI protocols and imaging parameters to address specific clinical indications, advanced applications (e.g., perfusion, spectroscopy, CSF flow, angiography), and pathology-driven diagnostic needs.
Recognize and mitigate common MRI artifacts and technical challenges by applying corrective strategies related to motion, flow, contrast timing, field-of-view selection, fat suppression, and k-space acquisition.
Integrate clinical indications, anatomy, physiology, and MRI physics concepts to support accurate scan planning, image optimization, and post-processing techniques across routine and advanced MRI procedures.

MRI for Soft Tissue Pelvis (Female) (Procedures) - Video Lesson

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