4 and 5 Imaging: Basic Neuroimaging Flashcards
NEURO 04- Neuroimaging
What plane is this?

Coronal
What plane is this?

Axial
What plane is this?

Sagital
What is CT best for looking at in the CNS?
Trauma and Blood
List the advantages and disadvantages of CT for neuro cases

Basic MRI Process/Steps
- Prep: What happens to the protons?
- What happens to the protons in relation to the RF pulse?
- What occurs here in relation to the gradient coils?
- What process occurs here?

Define
- Repetition Time
- Echo Time

Where does echo time and repetition time fit on this?


MRI Pulse Sequences
- What does this describe?
- TR Long
- TE Long

MRI Pulse Sequences
- What does this describe?
- TR Long
- TE Short

MRI Pulse Sequences
- What does this describe?
- TR Short
- TE Short

T1 Weighted Seq vs T2 Weighted Seq vs FLAIR
- Compare the following densities
- Fluid
- Muscle
- Fat
- Gray Matter
- White Matter

What is A?
What is B?


What is A?
What is B?


What fissure is shown?

What is this hidden cortex called?
What is its main function?






What gyrus is this?
What is its main function?

Precentral
Motor

What is the function of “??”?

Somatosensory

What Brodmann area is associated with the precentral gyrus?
What do you need need to know about the additional portion brain associated with the somatomotor cortex?

What frontal love gyri are these?



