27th ISMRM Annual Meeting • 11-16 May 2019 • Montréal, QC, Canada

Plenary Session
Standardization in MRI: Why Is It So Challenging?

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Standardization in MRI: Why Is It So Challenging?
Plenary Session

This session's recording is available to the public below.
Includes the YIA awards and the Special Session:
"Scientific Highlights of the ISMRM 27th Annual Meeting"


ORGANIZERS: Mustafa Shadi Bashir, Qiyong Gong
 
Thursday, 16 May 2019
Plenary Hall - Room 517  10:45 - 11:25 Moderators:  Mustafa Shadi Bashir, Qiyong Gong
Session Number: P-04

Overview
MRI is too often perceived as a purely imaging technology, yet interpreting in vivo MRI is a fundamental scientific problem that benefits from connecting to a variety of fields (neurophysiology, physics, nano/bio technology), and can enrich these fields by providing sometimes unexpected and potentially impactful clinical context. This plenary showcases building such bridges.

Target Audience

Educational Objectives
As a result of attending this course, participants should be able to:
-Identify the relations between MRI, brain connectivity and collective neuronal dynamics
-Illustrate advantages of mathematical modeling of global circulation for blood, CSF and lymph flow and its relations to MRI
-Summarize novel opportunities in engineering MR contrast at the cellular level
 
10:45
   Standardization of Machines & Acquisition Schemes
Mitchell Schnall
11:05
   Standardization of Data Formats & Post-Processing Methods
Vince Calhoun
11:25
   Standardization of Clinical Interpretations: Psychoradiology Perspective
Liesbeth Reneman
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