What does IR EPI mean?
IR EPI means inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging
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What is the abbreviation for inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging?
inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging can be abbreviated as IR EPI
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What does IR EPI stand for? IR EPI stands for "inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging". |
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How to abbreviate "inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging"? "inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging" can be abbreviated as IR EPI. |
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What is the meaning of IR EPI abbreviation? The meaning of IR EPI abbreviation is "inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging". |
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What is IR EPI abbreviation? One of the definitions of IR EPI is "inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging". |
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What does IR EPI mean? IR EPI as abbreviation means "inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging". |
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What is shorthand of inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging? The most common shorthand of "inversion recovery echo-planar MR imaging" is IR EPI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EP-MRSI - Echo-Planar Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopic Imaging
- IRFSE - Inversion-Recovery Fast Spin-Echo
- LSEPSI - Line Scan Echo Planar Spectroscopic Imaging
- EPDI - Echo-Planar Diffusion Imaging
- EPI - Echo Planar Imaging
- IRGE - Inversion Recovery Gradient Echo
- IRSE - Inversion Recovery Spin Echo
- MEPSI - Multishot Echo-Planar Spectroscopic Imaging
- PEPSI - Proton Echo-Planar Spectroscopic Imaging
- EPI - Echo planar MR imaging
- EPI - echo-planar imaging method
- EPI - echo-planar imaging techniques
- EPI - echo-planar imaging technology
- EPID - echo planar imaging of diffusion
- EPSE - Echo Planar Spin Echo
- EPSI - echo planar spectroscopic imaging
- IR-HASTE - inversion recovery half-Fourier single-shot turbo spin-echo
- STIR - inversion timewith inversion recovery
- STIR - inversion time inversion recovery sequence
- EPI - Echo-planar magnetic resonance imaging