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Study MRI Physics

ReviseMRI.com is designed principally as a revision aid, but may also be used as an educational resource. Contents include: detailed Q&A, web-based animated tutorials, interactive learning tools, and links to resources for further reading with nearly every Q&A posed, both in common textbooks and online.

Contact details: D. M. Higgins PhD

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DAVE HIGGINS, in his very short relaxation times perpetually spins a web of information to resonate with the MRI-training masses in his field and is thus colossally spoiled in his key role as CLINICAL SCIENTIST (MRI).

BSc(Hons) MSc DipIPEM PGCert PhD CSci MIPEM
Clinical Scientist (HPC)

Email: contact [followed by] @ [and then] revisemri.com

David Higgins also does a bit of bee keeping.

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revise, v. To go over (a subject already learnt) in preparation for an examination. (OED) [Latin re-, + visare, to visit again, look at again]

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