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BRAIN
MRA BRAIN
MRV BRAIN
Indications for lumbosacral spine MRI
> Localized back pain and radiculopathy,with 6-week course of conservative car
and inadequate
PAEDIATRIC BRAIN
> response to treatment.
> Infectious or inflammatory processes (eg.spinal cord Abscess or spina
ORBITS osteomyelitis)
> Multiple sclerosis ,other demyelinating diseases or myelopathies
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MALIGNANT OTITIS
CERVICAL SPINE
MRA NECK
BRACHIAL PLEXUS Lumbar spine MRI scan, protocols, positioning and planning
MRA SUBCLAVIANS
CHEST
STERNUM
CLAVICLE
THORACIC SPINE
CARDIAC MRI
Contraindications
> Any electrically, magnetically or mechanically activated implant (e.g. cardiac
CARDIAC STRESS PERFUSION pacemaker, insulin pump biostimulator, neurostimulator, cochlear implant, and
> hearing aids)
> Intracranial aneurysm clips (unless made of titanium)
MRI KIDNEYS > Pregnancy (risk vs benefit ratio to be assessed)
> Ferromagnetic surgical clips or staples
> Metallic foreign body in the eye
MRI RENALS
Metal shrapnel or bullet
BREAST IMPLANTS
Positioning
RECTAL CA PELVIS > Head first supine
> Position the paient in the spine coil and immobilise with cushions
> Give cushions under the legs for extra comfort
PELVIS URINARY BLADDER
> Centre the laser beam localiser over the mid abdomen (4 inches above the iliac
crest)
FEMALE URETHRA
PROSTATE PELVIS
MRI TESTIS
GYNE PELVIS
PLACENTA MRI
RECTOVAGINAL FISTULA
ARTHROGRAPHY HIPS
PSOAS
LUMBAR SPINE
SI JOINTS
LUMBOSACRAL PLEXUS
KUB
T2 tse sagittal
MR UROGRAPHY Plan the sagittal slices on the coronal plane; angle the position block parallel t
spinal cord. Check the positioning block in the other two planes. An appropriat
THIGHS
angle must be given in the axial plane on a tilted patient(Parallel to the line alon
the center of the vertebral body and the spinous process). Check the position bloc
in the sagittal plan; FOV must be big enough to cover the whole lumbar and sacra
KNEE spine from T11 down to coccyx(normally 350mm).Slices must be sufficient to cove
the spine from the lateral border of RT transverse process up to the lateral borde
of LT transverse process. A saturation band must be placed over the abdomen (i
LOWER LEG
front of the aorta) in the sagittal plane. This is to avoid the peristalsis and
breathing artefacts over the spinal area. Phase direction should be head to feet t
ANKLE avoid further motion artefacts form abdomen.
FOOT
MRA LEGS
SHOULDER
SCAPULA
ARTHROGRAPHY SHOULDER
Parameters
HUMERUS
TR TE SLICE FLIP PHASE MATRIX FOV GAP NEX(AVRAGE)
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
PROTOCOL
Parameters
TR TE SLICE FLIP PHASE MATRIX FOV GAP NEX(AVRAGE)
Parameters
TR TE FLIP NEX SLICE MATRIX FOV PHASE GAP TI
Parameters
TR TE SLICE FLIP PHASE MATRIX FOV GAP NEX(AVRAGE)
Plan the axial slices on the sagittal plane; angle the first position block parallel t
L5- S1 intervertebral disc, second position block parallel to L4- L5 intervertebra
disc, third position block parallel to L3- L4 intervertebral disc and fourth positio
block parallel to L2- L3 intervertebral disc(only four blocks are needed in a norma
spine). Additional blocks must be taken In the presence of prolapsed disc in an
other levels. An appropriate angle must be given in the coronal plane on a tilted o
scoliotic spine (Parallel to the intervertebral disc space). Slices must be sufficien
to cover the intervertebral discs(normally 5 slices for each disc space). A
saturation band must be placed over the abdomen (in front of the aorta) in the
sagittal plane. This is to avoid the peristalsis and breathing artefacts over th
spinal area.
Parameters
TR TE SLICE FLIP PHASE MATRIX FOV GAP NEX(AVRAGE)
Use T1 TSE Fat saturated axial and sagittal after the administration of IV
gadolinium DTPA injection(copy the planning outlined above). The recommended
dose of gadolinium DTPA injection is 0.1 mmol/kg, i.e. 0.2 mL/kg in adults,
children and infants.