What does MRE stand for?

Magnetic Resonance Elastography (scan)

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Applications include cardiovascular elasticity imaging, harmonic motion imaging in high intensity focused ultrasound (as used in breast cancer detection, and characterization of skeletal muscle elasticity using magnetic resonance elastography.

Biomedical applications of vibration and acoustics for imaging and ...

This article focuses on several uses and forms of magnetic resonance (MR) imaging (anatomical imaging, mapping of T2 times, magnetic resonance spectroscopy [MRS], cine-phase-contrast MR imaging, and magnetic resonance elastography [MRE]) and ultrasonography.

Use of imaging to assess normal and adaptive muscle function

This means that if a wheel sensor--and magnetic resonance elastography sensors are used, which means that the wheel speed sensors can read forward and reverse rotation, not just forward, as the more common static, or inductive, sensors can--determines that a wheel is slipping, brake pressure is applied so that torque is diverted to the opposite wheel on the same axle.

The Lexus GX 470: you want me to drive this where? (On Cars)