Venue:  Post Graduate Center Auditorium, KFSH&RC, AlZumurrud, Intercontinental Hotel and Post Graduate Center, Auditorium, KFSH&RC Coordinator: Nabeel Mishah, King Abdulaziz University Hospital, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Faculty: Cathy Westbrook, MSc, John Talbot, MSc

Learning Objective:

By the end of the course, delegates will understand the underpinning principles behind the safe operation of a modern MRI scanner, and the acquisition of optimized MRI images.

Target Audience :

Radiographers and anyone with an interest in the underpinning principles of MRI

Course Description:

This is a pre-ICRM five-day course consisting of didactic lectures. Based on the World’s best-selling MRI book, MRI in Practice - The Course is the largest course of its kind and has been the market leader in MRI education since 1992. Currently presented in 16 countries across 5 continents, the program seeks to engage and educate in equal measure and has been presented to over 800 delegates in the past 12 months. The course content uses state of the art presentation and computer generated imagery to bring some difficult concepts to life in a way that has never been matched. Importantly, the content is not presented by physicists, it is presented by radiography lecturers (and authors) Cathy Westbrook and John Talbot. This means that all of the important learning points are applied directly to the operation of the MRI scanner console, and the acquisition of optimum quality MRI images. Please note that the use of any electronic devices such as cameras, recording equipment and mobile computing devices such as laptops and tablets is strictly prohibited in the lecture hall for the duration of this course.

MRI in Practice Brochure