Radiology Live Unit 6 Flashcards

1
Q

Adenomatoid odontogenic tumour vs ameloblastoma

A

AOTs contain calcifications often, vs never

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2
Q

Most specific feature for NPH

A

Callosal angle <90 degrees

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3
Q

X-linked adrenoleukodystrophy distribution

A

Posterior predominant changes with enhancement

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4
Q

Carotid artery: focal stenosis with adjacent outpuching

A

Suggests atheromatous plaque rather than dissection

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5
Q

Common causes of skull mets

A

Breast, lung, prostate, renal

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6
Q

Multiple periventricular and juxtacortical white matter lesions

A

MS

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7
Q

Cholesteatoma can cause

A

tinnitus

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8
Q

Most useful MR perfusion paramater for haemodynamic status of Moyamoys

A

MTT - Mean Transit Time

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9
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Best MR sequence for early CVST

A

T1 fat sat post contrast

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10
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Extensive SAH from ruptured basilar tip aneurysm on non-con CT

A

CT Angio

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11
Q

Most useful MR sequence to assess intramedullary cord lesions

A

Sagittal T1

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12
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Follow up for small (<2.5cm) incidental falx meningiomas

A

Annual MRI 2-3 years

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13
Q

Progressive unilateral cerebral atrophy

A

Rasmussen’s encephalitis

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14
Q

Most commonly affected part of corpus callosum in ALS

A

Body

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15
Q

Odontogenic keratocyst vs dentigerous cyst

A

Dentigerous cysts cause significant buccolingual expansion of the jaw

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16
Q

Kearns-Sayre syndrome

A

Cerebral and cerebellar atrophy with white matter changes, particularly subcortical

17
Q

Pituitary gland engorgement

A

Intracranial hypotension

18
Q

Pineal cyst MRI

A

Thin T1 hyperintense rim with isointense centre

19
Q

TMJ dislocation direction

A

Anteriorly most common

20
Q

Motor band sign caused by

A

Axonal degeneration

21
Q

Most sensitive sequence for early changes in Rasmussen encephalitis

A

FLAIR

22
Q

Cystic posterior fossa lesion communicating with 4th ventricle

A

Blake pouch cyst

23
Q

Canavans disease

A

Diffuse white matter involvement including cerebral and cerebellar

24
Q

Tracts disrupted in Brown Sequard syndrome

A

Dorsal column

25
Q

?Craniopharyngioma on MRI, next step

A

CTB

26
Q

Commonest age for choroid plexus carcinoma

A

1 month to 2 years

27
Q

Most specific sign for radioosteonecrosis of the mandible

A

Ill defined zone of transition

28
Q

Best MR sequence to distinguish NPH and vascular dementia

A

Diffusion Tensor Imaging

29
Q

Most useful MR sequence for spinal ligamentous injury

A

STIR

30
Q

?brain mets, best Ix

A

PET CT whole body