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From Blackboard to Bedside: High-dimensional Geometry is Transforming the MRI Industry
2018
Notices of the American Mathematical Society
MRI scans are crucial tools in modern medicine: 40 million scans are performed yearly in the US. Individual 2-D MR images portray soft tissues that X-ray CT can't resolve, without the radiation damage that X-rays produce. MRIs are essential in some fields, for example to neurologists seeking to pinpoint brain tumors or study demyelinating diseases and dementia. MRI technology is remarkably flexible, constantly spawning new applications. Dynamic MRIs allow cardiologists to view movies showing
doi:10.1090/noti1612
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