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gradient magnetic field

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gradient magnetic field,
a magnetic field that changes in strength in a given direction. Such fields are used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to select a region for imaging and to encode the location of MRI signals received from the object being imaged.


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At gradient magnetic field exposure levels of 50 - 100% above perception threshold, patients may experience pain.
The DVMF features a high intensity, high gradient magnetic field generated in the bore of a solenoid coil encased in steel housing.
At gradient magnetic field exposure levels 50% to 100% above perception threshold, patients may experience pain.
 
 
 
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