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Eddy currents in human tissues and whole body nuclear magnetic resonance imaging

The use of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) as a new method for developing diagnostic information on human patients is attracting great attention and gaining rapid acceptance at the present time [1],[2]. In this paper we will review the basic principles of this technique and describe how they can be used — in a noninvasive fashion — to extract information from the interior of the human body.