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Woropa
8 months ago

With MRT you mean the examination and once the investigator. It is called magnetic resonance tomography and the MRT device.

DorktorNoth
8 months ago

Well, it’s called “Magnetresonance Tomography”, “Tomography” is female, so the MRI correctly when you talk about the investigation.

The result of the investigation, i.e. the images, is a “magnetic resonance tomogram”, since “tomogram” is in turn a new strand, so is the MRI right if you think the pictures.

And to confuse it completely: The device for an MRT is called “magnetic resonance tomograph” because “tomograph” is a masculine word, so the MRI isn’t wrong when you talk about the apparatus. It doesn’t make anyone in practice.

Youareme
8 months ago

Definitely for MRT, but for magnetic resonance tomography. This difference makes both options correct, but depending on whether you come with the abbreviation or with the full word, the grammatical gender changes.

Short term

  • to MRI
  • magnetic resonance tomography
Destranix
8 months ago

“MRT” stands for “magnetic resonance tomography”. The article determines “Tomography”. Thus, “the MRT” would actually be correct because “tomography” is feminine.

“MRT” can, however, also represent “magnetic resonance tomogram” which would be objective.

A factual article is more common for the shortening, although most of the time the feminine tender would be used.

Msh45
8 months ago

Would actually say the MRT.

NicoNRW
8 months ago

The

I’d say. Sounds better

Pixel2
8 months ago

Magnetic resonance imaging.

Tomography.

So the MRI

Pixel2
8 months ago
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after that, it was both true. because the magnet tomograph. So also the MRT. Only DAS not.

Singulus1
8 months ago

The MRI