Historical Journey of MRI in field of Medical Technologies

Historical Journey of MRI in field of Medical Technologies

1. First introduced in 1950 to treat cataract by placing this lens permanently by the British ophthalmologist Dr. Harold Ridley Nikola Tesla discovered the Rotating Magnetic Field in 1882 in Budapest, Hungary. This was a fundamental discovery in physics.
2. Laboratory in Columbia University, New York City, observed the quantum phenomenon dubbed nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR).
3. Mike Goldsmith, one of the graduate students cobbled a wearable antenna coil to monitor the hydrogen broadcast detected by the coil.

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Part 02: Importance of MRI in Medical Sciences

1. MRI is particularly useful for the scanning and detection of
   abnormalities in soft tissue structures in the body like the cartilage tissues 
   and soft organs like the brain or the heart.
2. MRI scanners have helped the biotechnology world a whole lot since it has changed the way x-rays now operate.

Part 03: Structure of MRI and How Does It Work

1. The most important part of an MRI scanner is the magne
2. Most MRI scanners use a superconductive magnet.
3. There are also three Gradient magnets in MRI scanners.

Part 04: Uses and Implementation of MRI  Technology

1. The MRI scanner is cylindrical tube surrounded by a circular magnet that contains the magnet and detectors.The patient lies on a moveable examination table that slides in and out of the center of the magnet.
2. There is also the specialized computer that processes all the imaging information, it is placed in a different room.
3. Patients must remove all metals, credit cards and other belongings before being placed into the scanner
4. There will be an interview here as primary research.

Part 05: Advantages/Disadvantages of MRI Technology

1. Advantages associated with MRI Technology are:

• There is no involvement of any kind of radiations in the MRI, so
  it is safe for the people who can be vulnerable to the effects of radiations 
  such as pregnant women or babies.
• MRI scan can provide information about the blood circulation
  throughout the body and blood vessels and also enabling the detection of 
  problems related to the blood 
  

1. Disadvantages associated with MRI Technology are:

• MRI scan is done in an enclosed space, so the people who are
  claustrophobic, i.e. fearful of being in a closely enclosed surface, are facing 
  problems with MRI to be done.
• MRI scans involve really loud noises while processing because
  they involve a really high amount of electric current 
  
• MRI scanners are usually