Abdomen and Pelvis part 2 Flashcards
figure B 30 arrow A
abdominal aorta
figure B 30 arrow B
splenic vein
figure B 30 arrow C
portal vein
figure B 30 arrow D
renal vein
figure B 30 arrow E
superior mesenteric vein
figure B 30 arrow F
inferior vena cava
figure B 30 arrow G
iliac artery
vascular imaging of the (venous) abdominal vasculature figure B 30 is typically acquired with
ceMRA delayed
figure B 31 illustrates vascular imaging of the abdominal vasculature and runoff, this acquisition is acquired with dynamic contrast enhancement and
table stepping from the abdomen down to the legs
figure B 31 arrow A
abdominal aorta
figure B 31 arrow B
abdominal aortic aneurysm
figure B 31 arrow C
common iliac artery
figure B 31 arrow D
femoral artery
figure B 31 arrow E
common femoral artery
figure B 31 arrow F
vascular occlusion
figure B 31 arrow G
popliteal artery
figure B 31 arrow H
posterior tibialis artery
figure B 31 arrow I
anterior tibialis artery
figure B 31 arrow J
posterior tibialis artery
figure B 31 arrow K
peroneus brevus artery
figure B 32 arrow A
subcutaneous fat
figure B 32 arrow B
rectus abdominus muscle
figure B 32 arrow C
sacrum
figure B 32 arrow D
bowel
figure B 32 arrow E
myometrium
figure B 32 arrow F
junctional zone
figure B 32 arrow H
endometrium
figure B 32 arrow I
bladder
figure B 32 arrow J
cervix
figure B 32 arrow K
rectum