QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique

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QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique Axial and coronal FSE T2W sequences without fat saturation (e.g. HASTE and SS-FE) are mandatory. Axial and coronal SSFP GE sequences without fat saturation are mandatory. Axial or coronal T2W or SSFP GE sequences with fat saturation are mandatory FSE T2W sequences should be performed in 3D The maximal slice thickness for FSE T2W and SSFP GE sequences should be at most 5 mm Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique Axial and coronal FSE T2W sequences without fat saturation (e.g. HASTE and SS-FE) are mandatory. Axial and coronal SSFP GE sequences without fat saturation are mandatory. Axial or coronal T2W or SSFP GE sequences with fat saturation are mandatory FSE T2W sequences should be performed in 3D The maximal slice thickness for FSE T2W and SSFP GE sequences should be at most 5 mm Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique A. This MR sequence is a T2-weigted MR sequence B. It is used for mobility studies (cine) of the small bowel C. It is a fat-suppressed MR sequence D. It is the best sequence to analyze bowel wall edema Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique A. This sequence is prone to intraluminal motion-artefacts B. This sequence is T2-weighted and thus has a long acquisition time C. This sequence is the best to analyze mesentery D. Breath hold is mandatory Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016 QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique A coronal diffusion-weighted sequence is recommended. If performed, diffusion-weighted sequences should not be free breathing In patients with known or suspected IBD, coronal 3D T1W sequences in both the enteric (45 s) and portal venous phase (70 s) after IV gadolinium are recommended IV glucagon is the first line spasmolytic agent for MR enterography Single dose of spasmolytics before the examination is preferable to split-dose administration before T2W sequences and before contrast-enhanced T1W Answer : C Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016 QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique A coronal diffusion-weighted sequence is recommended. If performed, diffusion-weighted sequences should not be free breathing In patients with known or suspected IBD, coronal 3D T1W sequences in both the enteric (45 s) and portal venous phase (70 s) after IV gadolinium are recommended IV glucagon is the first line spasmolytic agent for MR enterography Single dose of spasmolytics before the examination is preferable to split-dose administration before T2W sequences and before contrast-enhanced T1W Answer : C Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique A. This sequence is prone to intraluminal motion-artefacts B. This sequence is T2-weighted and thus has a long acquisition time C. This sequence is the best to analyze mesentery D. Breath hold is mandatory Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016

QUIZ 7: MR Enterography Technique A. This sequence is prone to intraluminal motion-artefacts B. This sequence is T2-weighted and thus has a long acquisition time C. This sequence is the best to analyze mesentery D. Breath hold is mandatory Basics Of MRI:How I Do It AFIIM -ISRA 2016