MRI Textbooks for High School & A-Level Students

[handsomecat]

Does anyone know of any resources, textbooks etc that are suitable for high school students, A-levels, to learn about MRI?

 

[berkeman]

Does anyone know of any resources, textbooks etc that are suitable for high school students, A-levels, to learn about MRI?

"Medical Imaging Systems" by Albert Macovski is a pretty good intro textbook. You may be able to find a copy at your local university technical library.

 

[oswaler]

There are several resources available for high school and A-level students to learn about MRI. One option is to check with your local library or bookstore for textbooks specifically designed for this level of education. You can also search online for educational websites or online courses that offer lessons on MRI for high school and A-level students. Additionally, many universities and medical schools offer summer programs or workshops for high school students interested in learning about MRI and other medical imaging techniques. Finally, reaching out to local hospitals or imaging centers may also provide opportunities for students to observe or participate in MRI procedures.

 

[quicknote]

There are a few resources and textbooks that could be suitable for high school and A-level students to learn about MRI. One option is "Introduction to MRI: Basic Principles and Applications" by Stewart C. Bushong, which provides a comprehensive overview of MRI technology and its applications. Another option is "MRI in Practice" by Catherine Westbrook and John Talbot, which is a more practical guide that includes images and case studies. Additionally, the American College of Radiology offers an online course called "Introduction to MRI" specifically designed for high school and undergraduate students. Overall, it is important to choose a resource that is age-appropriate and provides a clear and understandable explanation of MRI technology.