Radiology of cerebral hemispheres

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Radiology of cerebral hemispheres Department of Radiology

Radiology of cerebral hemispheres Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Computed Tomography (CT) No ionizing radiation Ionizing Radiation Lengthy (15-20min) Quick (2-3min) – actually 2-3 seconds High resolution Low resolution T1, T2, FLAIR, Diffusion, contrast enhanced, perfusion, spectroscopy Without contrast With contrast

Corpus callosum is a thick band of white matter that connect the 2 hemisphere

Cingulate Sulcus

Central (Rolandic) fissure

Sylvian fissure

Parieto-occipital fissure

SuFrG PrCG SuFrG PrCG

SuFrG MFrG InFrG

SuTG  Superior temporal gyrus MTG  Middle temporal gyrus InTG InTG SuTG  Superior temporal gyrus MTG  Middle temporal gyrus InTG  Inferior temporal gyrus

1, Insula. 2, Septum pellucidum. 3, Genu of corpus callosum 1, Insula.  2, Septum pellucidum.  3, Genu of corpus callosum.  4, Caudate nucleus.  5, Anterior arm of internal capsule.  6, Putamen.  7, Thalamus.  8, pillars of the fornix 

Intracranial Bleeding Epidural Subdural Subarachnoid Intraventricular Intraparenchymal

EDH Blood collection between inner table and dura. Biconvex (lentiform) Arterial 90% middle meningeal artery (branch of maxillary artery) Occur at site of impact Does not cross sutures Can cross falx and tentorium Skull fracture in 90% Lucid interval-50% C/F: headache, nausia, vomiting, convulsions, herniation.

SDH Blood collection between dura and arachnoid. Rupture of bridging veins. Crescent shape Cross sutures, but not dural attachments Can cause midline shift May extend along falx and tentorium

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Which of the following diagnostic modalities that provides a very detailed diagnostic pictures without the use of ionizing radiation: a- CT with contrast b- X-ray c- MRI d- CT without contrast

Which of the following is the first diagnostic imaging in local minor trauma cases: a- MRI b- CT scan c- X-ray d- Ultrasound

A 65-year-old gentleman with chronic renal disease, and heart failure, Presents with back pain. He had a pacemaker inserted 10 years ago. The patient asks if he could undergo an MRI study. Which of the following is a contraindication of using an MRI in this case: a- Renal disease b- Heart failure c- Cardiac pacemaker d- Age >60 years

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