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Susan Angelico

Tue. 26 Oct.04,
00:24

[Reply (1 of 6) to:
'Brain Protocol'
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on Tue. 7 Sep.04]


 
  Category: 
Protocols

 
Brain Protocol
Hi Oscar,
depending of the indication (tumor, stroke, haemorrhage, epilepsy, inflammation, malformation....) different sequences are useful for brain MRI.
A protocol for a wide range of indications: sagittal T2, coronal Flair, transversal DWI and transversal T1 without and with contrast medium. In case of a result a second plane of a T1 sequence after contrast e.g. coronal is recommended.
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Robert Allen

Mon. 2 Aug.04,
02:26

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started by: 'Lee Conrad'
on Sat. 17 Jul.04]


 
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Protocols

 
Sialography
Hi,
you can take a strong T2 weighted MRCP or similar sequence with smaller FOV. For an overview one thick slice in sagittal or transversal direction and for more details a 3D sequence with thin slices and higher matrix. For better visualization a sour (lemon) juice can be given before the examination.
Bob
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john devonport

Wed. 14 Jul.04,
03:14

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Endorem Resovist
We use Endorem for liver imaging. We will change to Resovist. Does anyone have experience with this new contrast agent? By now, we use post contrast a T2 weighted sequence with an echo time of 60 (1.5 T Intera). Do we have to pay attention to something, what’s different to Endorem?
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Tom Bellini

Mon. 14 Jun.04,
01:57

[Reply (1 of 3) to:
'Black Blood MRA'
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on Sun. 6 Jun.04]


 
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Applications and Examinations

 
Black Blood MRA
The black blood effect is a natural high contrast between blood and myocardium caused by the flow void of blood. Black blood techniques are for example used to demonstrate fatty infiltration of the right ventricular wall with right ventricular dysplasia. Black blood MRA is usual based on fast spin echo or inversion recovery sequences and seldom used as cine imaging. The advantage of this type of sequence consists of being less sensitive to respiratory and cardiac motion. Bright blood cine imaging is the standard method, but there are manufacturer with different techniques, e.g. Toshiba has a black blood cine technique.
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ranran zhao

Sun. 6 Jun.04,
04:10

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Black Blood MRA
I have questions about black blood MRA sequences. Which range of application does this technique have? I have heard also cine black blood imaging is possible.
What is the advantage of black blood cine over standard bright blood cine?
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