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T his chapter introduces the reader to the signal response associated with different types of sequences. The first two units discuss short TR gradient echo sequences. Second only to spin-echo methods, these powerful gradient-echo techniques are used for rapid conventional and dynamic 2and 3-D imaging, most often for 3-D imaging of the brain and MR angiography. A proper understanding of the imaging parameters such as TR, TE, and flip angle are critical to their proper use.