MRI Inventor of the machine: Raymond Damediani

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X-rays and various laboratory tests, ranging from thescopes, have been discovered to diagnose and diagnose diseases in humans.  But modern MRI.  The method is the most efficient.  MRI is an imaging method.  It contains detailed pictures of the internal organs of the body.  This method is useful in diagnosing fatal diseases like cancer.  An MRI machine that is very large uses electromagnets.  The machine was invented by a scientist named Raymond Vahan Damedian.
Raymond Vahan was born e.  Q.  Born on March 18 in New York.  He Wiscomsina He received his bachelor's degree in mathematics from the university and his MD degree from Einstein College.  Potassium in the body of an organism And being sodium it reacts with magnetic d.  Based on this principle, he invented a method of taking pictures of the internal organs of the mass using a magnetic lid, which can be used to identify cancerous tumors.  Announcing the discovery with such a claim, he succeeded in diagnosing cancer with his own machine in 1999.  He founded the MRI machine maker Rathapi and was awarded America's highest national medal of technology for this invention.  Damidian, a controversial 2009 Nobel laureate, was a good tennis player and musician.  Books also written, currently living a retired life.

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