Craniospinal Magnetic Resonance Imaging |
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abnormalities acute AJNR angle appearance areas arrow arrowhead artery artifacts associated atrophy Axial blood body bone brain cause cell central cerebellar cerebral changes chronic clinical coil common contrast cord Coronal cyst decreased demonstrates dependent detection diagnosis differentiation disease disk echo edema effect enhancement et al evaluation field field strength Figure findings flow fluid focal gradient gray head hematoma hemorrhage hyperintense increased infarction injury intracranial involvement isointense lateral lesions less magnetic resonance imaging mass msec multiple nerve normal occur optic orbital owing patients phase posterior present produce pulse Radiology region relative result sagittal scan seen sensitive sequences short shows signal intensity sinus slice space spinal spine subacute subdural superior surrounding T1WI T2 relaxation T2WI TR technique third tion tissue tomography trauma tumor usually vascular ventricle white matter York