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MRI Sounds Explained- T2 FLAIR MRI

The GE MRI T2 FLAIR protocol is a fast inversion recovery scan technique used to reduce CSF artifact that may occur during brain MRI scans. Cerebrospinal fluid can cause artifact in brain MRI scans when non-inverted CSF enters into the scan field of view. This can lead to error in diagnosis in the surrounding anatomical structures. To mitigate CSF artifact, the T2 FLAIR sequence provides an inversion slice that is wider than the imaging slice. To maintain CSF signal suppression, the repetition time (TR) must be at least 3 to 4 times the value of the Inversion time (TI). T2 FLAIR images have more signal to noise ratio and improved image contrast when compared to fast spin echo images. This MRI scan protocol is most often used during brain MRI scans where suppression of the CSF signal is desired. Please consider subscribing to the channel to stay up to date on the latest MRI, CT and PETCT releases. Thank you for watching! Full article available at https://www.medicalimagingsource.com/... MRI Scan Sounds Playlist:    • MRI Scan Sounds   Check out the latest Magnetic Resource Imaging featured video:    • What Is MRI? (What To Expect From You...