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What is Which MRI sequence is based on anisotropic movements? and explain in detail?
Anisotropy- Propey of being directionally dependent, which implies different propeies in different directions, as opposed to isotropy. DTI- Diffussion tensor imaging/tractography is based on Anisotropic movements DWI - Diffusion weighted imaging is based on Brownian Movements Functional MRI - Is based On BOLD(Blood oxygenation level dependent) imaging