Patient George has continuous headache. His family doctor has send him to the Neurologist.
The Neurologist wants to exclude the possibility of a tumor and requests an MRI examination.

George is scheduled for a brain examination Thursday at 14:15,
he is expected to be at the radiology desk at 14:00.

Thursday at 14:05 a nurse explains the procedure to George. Then George has to wait in the
dressing room. At 14:15 George is asked to enter the examination room and to lay down on
the patient support of the MRI scanner. Several RF coils are positioned around the head of George.
After a coarse positioning in the magnet opening, George is moved into the magnet.

The operator makes a number of scanograms, a few images used to position the required images.
The settings of the scan are completed and two sets of images are required at the same position,
but with different contrasts. The operator reviews the result with respect to image quality.
Now George is helped to leave the magnat and to return home, while the next patient enters for the
14:30 examination.

At 15:30 the radiologist looks at the images, does not see any indication for a tumor, nor any other
suspect symptoms. He dictates a short report for the neurologist.

The Neurologist discusses his findings with the patient and sends a report to the family doctor.