MRI has been proven to be an extremely important imaging modality for clinical diagnosis, prognosis and monitoring perspective. However, it is also very complicated first from the interface between hardware and software and the variability it generates across different vendor platforms and secondly the abundance of different imaging contrasts leading to ever lengthening of the imaging protocols. My talk will address the current status of MR imaging from a technology, platform & applications perspective and how industry can help & partner with academic institutions to increase value of MRI.
MRI has been proven to be an extremely important imaging modality for clinical diagnosis, prognosis and monitoring perspective. However, it is also very complicated first from the interface between hardware and software and the variability it generates across different vendor platforms and secondly the abundance of different imaging contrasts leading to ever lengthening of the imaging protocols.
My talk will address the current status of MR imaging from a technology, platform & applications perspective and how industry can help & partner with academic institutions to increase value of MRI.