Abstract
In a nuclear magnetic resonance imaging method and apparatus, the center position of each of a plurality of gradient magnetic fields are controlled to shift the positions of sampling points in a plurality of reconstructed images of the same part so that they do not overlap with each other in a sampling interval. As the result, the number of sampling points is effectively increased, thereby increasing the spacial resolving power of reconstructed images by NMR signals.
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