Crossword clues for mri
mri
- 3-D scan
- 3-D medical scan: Abbr
- 3-D hospital scan: Abbr
- You'll be in a strong field when you take this test (abbr.)
- You'll be in a strong field when you take this abbreviated test
- X-ray's noisier relative
- X-ray machine's successor (Abbr.)
- X-ray follow-up, sometimes
- X-ray follow-up, perhaps
- Tube test letters
- Test with a panic button
- Test that is done on your back
- Test in which contrasts are helpful, briefly
- Test in a tubular machine
- Test in a hospital tube, for short
- Test for one on the DL, perhaps
- Test done in a tube
- Sports physician's diagnostic scan
- Sports doc's scan
- Sports doc's pic
- Sports doc's order
- Something performed in a tunnel
- Something a doc might order
- Shot taken at the hospital?: Abbr
- Scanning machine in a hospital: Abbr
- Scan that excites hydrogen atoms, for short
- Scan ordered by a doctor: Abbr
- Scan in a tube
- Scan for a break, maybe: Abbr
- Revealer of the inner self, briefly
- Request on "ER"
- Radiology test
- Radiology staple, for short
- Radiology staple
- Radiology scan, briefly
- Radiologist's tool, for short
- Radiologist's test, briefly
- Radiological scan, for short
- Procedure that can detect brain tumors: Abbr
- Procedural medical pic
- Pre-op procedure
- Possible alternative to a CT scan
- Outpatient test, briefly
- Orthopedist's pic
- One might be done on your back
- Noninvasive diagnostic procedure: Abbr
- Neurological exam, briefly
- Medical test where patients are given a "panic button"
- Medical tech
- Medical scanner: Abbr
- Medical scanner
- Medical scan: abbr
- Medical scan, briefly
- Medical scan often done in a large tube: Abbr
- Medical scan
- Medical exam that's open or closed
- Medical diagnostic scan: Abbr
- Med. technique using contrast agents
- Med. Tech
- Med. diagnostic technique
- Med. scanner
- MD's noninvasive diagnostic procedure
- It's done lying down
- It might be done on your back
- It may be just what the Dr. ordered
- It gives you inside info
- It can see right through you, in brief
- It can diagnose a headache
- Inside view, for short
- Inside view for an M.D
- Inside info?
- Inside info for the doc?
- Inner view, for short
- Injured pro's test, perhaps
- Hospital scan letters
- Hospital diagnostic scanner: Abbr
- Hosp. test scan
- Hosp. test in a large tube
- Hosp. revealer of inside info?
- Hosp. diagnostic scan
- Hosp. scanner
- High-tech scan, for short
- High-tech medical test: Abbr
- High-tech med. test
- High tech. medical scanner
- Frequently used test on "House, M.D."
- Dr.'s diagnostic tool
- Dr.'s diagnostic scan
- Dr. Raymond Damadian's brainchild
- Diagnostician's acronym
- Diagnostic option
- Diagnostic hosp. test
- CT scan kin
- CT scan alternative, maybe
- CAT scan's relative
- CAT scan kin
- CAT kin
- CAT alternative
- Brief internal investigation?
- Body shot?: Abbr
- Anatomical scan: Abbr
- Alternative to an X-ray or CT scan: Abbr
- A study in contrast?
- 3D med. scan
- 3-D pic
- 3-D med. exam
- 3-D hospital procedure
- 3-D hosp. procedure
- High-tech med. diagnostics
- Hosp. machine
- Hosp. procedure that might be done on your back
- Scanner, for short
- Claustrophobe's nightmare, for short
- Hosp. picture
- Diagnostic proc.
- 3-D exam
- Diagnostic scanner, briefly
- Test for internal injuries, briefly
- Claustrophobic patient's dread
- Hosp. diagnostic aid
- Kind of test
- Diagnostic aid, for short
- Dr.'s order
- Doc's picture producer
- Hosp. scanner
- Certain hosp. test
- X-ray relative
- Test in a tube, for short
- Medical procedure, in brief
- It scans for problems
- Inside look, for short?
- Hand pic, perhaps
- CAT scan alternative
- Brief look inside?
- Hosp. test in a tube
- U.R.L. ender
- ___ scan
- Picture of health, for short?
- Anatomy test, briefly?
- Radiologist's tool, briefly
- Med. diagnostic tool
- Noninvasive med. procedure
- Internal investigation, for short?
- 3-D picture producer
- Med. scanner
- One might show muscles, in brief
- Provider of inside info?
- Hosp. body scan
- Order from a sports doc
- Diagnostic scan, briefly
- Open ___ (hospital scanner)
- It may detect a break, for short
- Certain hosp. exam
- Picture of health, in brief?
- X-ray alternative, maybe
- Fear of a claustrophobe, for short
- The use of nuclear magnetic resonance of protons to produce proton density images
- Hosp. diagnositc
- Hosp. piture
- Kind of scan, for short
- Test for internal injuries, for short
- Leave out
- Picture of health?
- Inside shot?
- Inside look?
- 3-D test
- X-ray's cousin
- X-ray supplement
- Source of inside info?
- Med. test
- ER test
- Inside job?
- Hospital test
- CAT scan relative
- Test that puts you in a strong field?
- Medical scan, for short
- Diagnostic proc
- Diagnostic pic
- X-ray descendant
- X-ray cousin, briefly
- It can see through any body?
- Hospital scan: Abbr
- High-tech med. scanner
- High-tech hospital scan: Abbr
- Hi-tech med. scan
- Diagnostic scan, for short
- Certain hospital scan: Abbr
- CAT scan cousin
- Body scan, for short
- 3-D medical test
- 3-D med. scan
- 3-D diagnostic machine
- X-ray kin
- Type of medical scan: Abbr
- Test in a tube, briefly
- Test in a tube
- Source of 3-D pictures?
- Radiology exam, briefly
- Pic for a doc
- Ortho dept. scan
- Noninvasive diagnostic procedure, for short
- Med. technology
- Med. diagnostic procedure
- MD's request
- It reveals the inner you
- It may be done on one foot
- Inside look, briefly?
- Hosp. pic
- Hosp. diagnostic procedure that's noninvasive
- Hosp. diagnostic chamber
- Doc's diagnostic tool
- Diagnostic scanner, abbr
- CT scan relative
- Body-scanning technique
- Alternative to a CT scan or X-ray: Abbr
The Collaborative International Dictionary
magnetic resonance imaging \mag*net"ic res"on*ance im"ag*ing\ n. (Medicine) a medical diagnostic procedure utilizing the phenomenon of nuclear magnetic resonance to generate images of internal parts of the body. It depends on the differential absorption of electromagnetic radiation by different types of living tissue in a magnetic field. It is complementary to X-ray imaging in that the softer tissue show more prominently in magnetic resonance images, rather than bone, as with X-rays. It is a non-invasive procedure, allowing such images to be obtained without penetration of the tissue by objects. It is abbreviated MRI. As with computerized tomography, the results are usually presented as images of sequential planar sections of that part of the body of concern to the physician.
Wikipedia
The mri are a fictional alien species in the Faded Sun Trilogy of C. J. Cherryh's Alliance-Union universe. Their culture appears to be drawn upon those of the Apache, Berbers (especially Tuaregs), and Japanese samurai. Their name means simply "the people," and they refer to all other races as "tsi-mri," which literally means not people.
Magnetic resonance imaging is a medical imaging technique
MRI can also refer to:
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (journal), a scientific journal
- Magnetorotational instability, in astrophysics
- Manchester Royal Infirmary, a hospital in Manchester, England
- Maritime Rescue Institute, a former maritime training and rescue charity
- Member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain
- Mental Research Institute, Palo Alto, California, USA
- Meuse-Rhine-Issel, a breed of cattle
- Microwave Research Institute, now called Weber Research Institute, a research group at the Polytechnic Institute of New York University
- Midwest Research Institute, based in Kansas City, Missouri, USA
- Ruby MRI (Matz's Ruby Interpreter), the reference implementation of the Ruby programming language
- Mri (fictional alien species), in the Faded Sun Trilogy
- mri, ISO 639-3 code for the Māori language
- MRI, IATA airport code for Merrill Field
- MRI, International Olympic Committee country code for Mauritius
Usage examples of "mri".
Not so long ago, my interest in mummies led me to Argentina where scientists were in the midst of doing numerous tests on them, such as MRIs, CAT scans, and DNA needle biopsies.
The magnetic fields emitted by MRIs are extremely strong, strong enough to tug wheelchairs across the hospital floor, to wipe the data off the magnetic strips in credit cards, and to whip a wrench or screwdriver out of one's grip and send it hurtling across the room.