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A 10 slice 3D volume study of a wrist would have an approximate scan time of ________ w/ TR = 2000ms NEX= 2 Phase encodes= 160 ETL= 24?

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Final answer:

The approximate scan time of a 10-slice 3D volume study of a wrist can be calculated using the given values of TR, NEX, Phase encodes, ETL, and Slice Thickness.

Step-by-step explanation:

The approximate scan time of a 10-slice 3D volume study of a wrist can be calculated using the formula:

Scan Time = TR * NEX * Phase encodes * ETL * Slice Thickness

Given the values:

  • TR = 2000ms
  • NEX = 2
  • Phase encodes = 160
  • ETL = 24
  • Slice Thickness = (volume_study_area / 10)

First, calculate the Slice Thickness by dividing the volume study area by the number of slices. Then, substitute the values into the formula and calculate the scan time in milliseconds.

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