CT Chest Anatomy: Axial Anatomy of the Thorax Atlas of chest CT (mediastinal window) A computed tomography (CT) scan is a special computerized x-ray test that allows your doctor to see your organs, bones and tissues. This test is done to help diagnose various disease processes in the chest.
Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced Perfusion-Weighted Imaging (DCE PWI), also widely referred to as “permeability” MRI, is based on the acquisition of serial T1-weighted images before, during, and after the administration of gadolinium-based contrast agent. The resulting signal intensity – time curve reflects a composite of tissue perfusion, vessel permeability, and extravascular-extracellular space.In contrast with conventional contrast-enhanced MRI, …
Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced Perfusion-Weighted Imaging (DCE PWI) “permeability” MRI Read More »
Tip is on the distal attachment of the Superficial MCL. 2 Important features1. The sMCL has two attachments to the tibia. The more distal attachment is stronger but is often not visualised on the coronal scans because of the FOV.2. If you cant directly see the distal attachment, clues to it being torn are oedema …
Tip is on the distal attachment of the Superficial MCL Read More »