Radiology Flashcards
When something is hypoechoic, that means that it appears…
Darker than the comparative organ
When a tissue is hyperechoic, what shade is it usually?
Lighter by comparison (more white)
What color is something when it is anechoic under ultrasound?
Black
What substance is best viewed with a T1WI and T2WI imaging modality? What color is it in each view? (MRI)
Fluids; black in T1, white in T2
What MRI imaging modality is best for viewing strokes?
Diffusion Weighted Imaging
When the gray matter is grey (intermediate signal), white matter is whitish (hyperintense signal), and the CSF is black (low signal intensity), what weighted sequence is used (MRI)?
T-1
When the gray matter is grey (intermediate signal), white matter is dark (hypointense signal), and the CSF is white (high signal intensity), what weighted sequence is used (MRI)?
T-2 weighted
When fluids are black, grey matter is gray and white matter is white, and the fat and bone surrounding the brain is BLACK, what weighted sequence is used (MRI)?
Flair; similar to T1, except white matter is much darker and bone is black