Class Magnetic Resonance

The curricular unit has the general objective of consolidating and updating knowledge in the field of MRI, according to State of the art new information and the most recent technological developments providing tools for better critical thinking and evidence-based medicine in the MRI diagnostic approach.

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Principles of magnetism and image formation process in MRI. Recognizing and minimizing artifacts in MRI MRI scan/clinical preparations Review of MRI anatomy Clinical Applications: CNS Clinical Applications: MSK Indications for use and function of contrast agents. MRI safety. Use of MRI visualization software How MRI results should be reported to the referring clinician to best benefit the patient through clear communication.

The course combines theoretical and practical content, made available digitally after each class. It emphasizes the integration of theory with hands-on practice to boost student engagement and understanding, while providing up-to-date scientific knowledge. Theoretical classes focus on audiovisual presentations and interactive discussions to promote critical thinking. Practical classes involve clinical case analysis, imaging interpretation, and research-based learning, with close guidance from instructors to encourage scientific rigor and creativity.

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