Fig 4. Continuous MR imaging guidance mode.

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Fig 4. Continuous MR imaging guidance mode. Fig 4. Continuous MR imaging guidance mode. Images from continuous series obtained at 7 seconds/image with Fast Imaging with Steady-state Precession (FISP) sequence (18/7/4/90°, TR/TE/number of signal averages/ flip angle) obtained during guidance of needle insertion in a 68-year-old man with C1–2 vertebral and prevertebral mass. Previous attempt at surgical transoral biopsy had been unsuccessful. A, An image obtained early during insertion shows needle tip passing through the left parotid space (arrow). A poorly defined mass can be seen in the prevertebral space (arrowheads).B, High vascular conspicuity resulting from 2D Fourier transform technique allows ready visualization of flow-related enhancement within the internal carotid (arrowhead) and vertebral (curved arrow) arteries. The needle tip (straight arrow) can be interactively directed to avoid these major vascular structures. The internal jugular vein is only visible during portions of the respiratory cycle. Although visible on the right, the vein was obstructed on the left side of this patient.C, The needle (arrow) is interactively redirected more anteriorly once safely beyond the internal carotid artery (ICA) to allow deployment of the central stylet of the 18-gauge core-cutting needle.D, After extending the central stylet of the side-notch cutting needle, the notch location is shown as an area of thinning of the distal needle tip (between arrows). Histologic findings revealed chronic osteomyelitis and cellulitis and the offending organism was successfully isolated. Jonathan S. Lewin AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 1999;20:735-748 ©1999 by American Society of Neuroradiology