Neuroradiology Flashcards

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What are indications for a CT?

A

Stroke
Head Trauma
Headache if red flags for SAH
Looking for metastatic cancer in the brain
Post surgical for hydrocephalus or haemorrhage

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What are some indications for MRI?

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Paediatric neurology
Demyelination
CNS tumours
TIA
Epilepsy
Headache
MRI spine for IV disc prolapse
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3
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Name some contraindications for MRI?

A
Pregnancy
Tattoos
Claustrophobia
Pacemakers
Any metal implants
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What does a plain radiograph appear as?

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Air is black
Soft tissue is grey
Bone is white and get superimposed

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What does a CT appear as?

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CSF and air appear black

Brain appears grey with differences between white and grey matter

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What does an MRI appear as?

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CSF appears white but only in a T2 scan

Has better white and grey differentiation than a CT

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