Advances and applications in fetal magnetic resonance imaging 2015 TOG Flashcards

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Difference of T1 and T2 weighted

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T1 High water content seen as low signal intensity
T2 High water contract seen as low signal intestity

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Is T1 or T2 preferred in fetus

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T2 produced better image
But T1 can be useful for looking for haemorrhage, fat or myelin in the mature brain

Now fast T2 imagines can image head in 30 seconds

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Maximum rise in termpature in normal mode and controlled mode

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Normal 0.5
Controlled 1.0

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Most common CNS anomaly detected on USS

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Ventriculomegaly >10mm

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What is the most common CNS abnormality to be missed by USS?

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Agenesis of corpus calllsum

For example, 17% fetes who had ventoculomegaly on USS had further abnormality detect on MRI of which genesis of corpus callous is more common

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What us holoprosencephaly?

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Single large ventricle and fusion of thalami, absent corpus callosum, fax cerebra and cave septum pelluidi.

Variable midfacial maldevelopment

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What is myelomeningocele?

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Absence of the posterior aspect of the vertebral bodies & extension of the subarachnoid space through the defect.

Associated with Arnold-Chiari malformation. Downward displacement of cerebellar tonsils through the foramen magnum, causing ventricular dilation

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What is encephalocele?

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Bony defect in skill enabling herniation of meninges +/- brain tissue.

Additional malformations in 38%

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