Partial Saturation and Saturation Techniques | CHESS Fat Saturation | MRI Physics Course #20

[@kachunkwok2381]

Awesome works! Just passed my FRCR part I exam with your videos (without reading Farr's :P). No one on youtube explain physics like you did. Keep up the good work!

[@radiologytutorials]

What excellent news! Well done. That’s a massive achievement. Your hard work has paid off. Thank you so much for letting me know and supporting the channel 🙂 I really appreciate it. Michael

[@Isaphine]

managed to pass my recent MRI exams thanks to the previous 19 videos, thanks alot

[@radiologytutorials]

Epic! Well done!! So glad the videos helped 😀🥳

[@lhyllianamarseilles]

Congratulations! Was it for the ARRT or ARMRIT?

[@pmac5139]

Absolutely nailed the topic again. Thank you mate for creating this excellent video. Best MRI videos by a long shot.

[@radiologytutorials]

Thanks @pmac5159 🙌. So kind of you to say!

[@prakharvashist6844]

Thank you !! I'm a radiology resident and your videos are helping me a lot 😊😊

[@gavinlow9365]

Wonderful. Great work Sir. One of the best, keep it up!

[@radiologytutorials]

Thank you!

[@fazaltahir4216]

Thanks a lot sir Michael, this series is awesome,,, help us a lot, stay blessed 🙌

[@radiologytutorials]

Always grateful for your support @fazaltahir4216 👊

[@sohailkohri7269]

Thankyou sir lovely😊

[@ames1988]

Another excellent lecture. Thank you so much! Can you please explain the DESS sequence in an upcoming lecture?

[@bachle638]

Great work!. By any chance, are you working on a summary sheet of the core concepts ? That would be super helpful.

[@bodanamusicproduction876]

Thankyou sir

[@chrisdao]

Thanks for these awesome videos!

[@radiologytutorials]

It's a pleasure! Glad you're finding them useful 👍

[@nadeem822]

Thank you sir

[@ikxx-ixix]

Sir can you please help with one question , how will steady state come when in each cycle there will be less longitudinal recovery than previous cycle because of short TR if we are flipping the vector 90 degrees each time , steady state might be possible if the first flip is 90 degrees and subsequent flip is of lesser angle to allow more longitudinal recovery. What exactly is the concept , couldn’t understand in gradient echo video as well Thank you

[@EllieRad2023]

Superb

[@radiologytutorials]

Thanks 🤗

[@NEETmedicalGK]

Thanks 👩‍⚕️🏥🇮🇳🌏

[@luciennne]

Thats great! What does happening when you choose Weak Fat Saturation? Is it applied weaker spoiler gradient or a narrower bandwidth to excite fat?

[@luciennne]

Or, keeps more "gap" between the preparation and the further parts of sequence?

[@rachlruby]

Dear Michael, have an urgent question - please be a life saver! When we do fat suppression using the dixon technique, would blood (in the dural venous sinuses) also appear bright on the water-only image? Please save, really need this answer quickly 😥

[@rachlruby]

*I mean on T1 sequence

[@mehboobalimehboobali5528]

Thank you sir❤❤

[@GajalaBano-k6v]

Thankyou sir❤❤