Revise Radiology Neuro 1 Flashcards

1
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Multiple cystic spaces w/fluid levels in spine

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Spinal cavernous malformation

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2
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Radiation can cause

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Meningioma

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3
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Tectal gliomas associated with

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NF1

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4
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Intracranial microhameorrhages

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Cerebral amyloid angiopathy

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5
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Butterfly wing pattern in cerebellar and middle peduncles

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Heroin leukoencephalopathy

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6
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Child, cognitive decline, cerebral plaques

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Schilder disease/diffuse myelinoclastic sclerosis

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7
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Rx for CVST with haemorrhage

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Heparin

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8
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TB encephalopathy

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Multiple brainstem and cerebellar lesions

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9
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Caput medusa in brain

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DVA

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10
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Air splitting the frontal lobes, post op

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Tension pneumocephalus

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11
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Supra & Intracellular multiloculated cystic mass with solid and calcific areas

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Adamantinomatous craniopharyngioma

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12
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Peripherally enhancing unilocular cystic lesion in the Sella

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Rathke Cleft CystD

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13
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Diffuse hypomyelination & tigroid appearance

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PMD

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14
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Hangman #

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Pars # of C2, due to hyperextension and axial loading. Can cause bilateral arm neurology

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15
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Uncal herniation

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Causes CN3 palsy.
Ipsilateral pupil dilatation –> Bilateral –> ptosis –> vertical gaze palsy

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16
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Astrocytoma Rx

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Immediate surgery

17
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Astrocytoma vs Ependymoma location

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Astrocytomas are eccentric
Ependymomas are central

18
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HSVE can cause

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Haemorrhage

19
Q

Sac like protrusion through the foramen of Magendie

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Blake pouch cyst

20
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Deep branch off ACA, can get damaged by ACOM aneurysm clipping

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Recurrent artery of Heubner

21
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Sunken brain post craniectomy

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Paroxysmal brain herniation

22
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Intracranial hypotension Ix:

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MR Myelography with intrathecal gadolinium to find leak

23
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Persistent oedema following spinal AVF treatment

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Can persist normally for 4/12. Follow up clinically.

24
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Hernia through temporal incisura

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Uncal herniation

25
Q

?Malignant pineal mass on imaging, Ix?

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Biopsy and radiation therapy

26
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Severe cerebellar hypoplasia

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Chiari IV

27
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Commonest initial finding in Wilsons (MRI)

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T1 hyperintensity in the basal ganglia

28
Q

Ependymomas can occur (where)

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Lateral ventricles

29
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Downward herniation of the medulla & vermis into encephalocele

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Chiari III

30
Q

Heterogenous on T1&T2, contain fat and calcium

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Germinoma

31
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Klippel-Trennaunay-Webber associated with..

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Spinal AVM

32
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Downward cerebellar tonsil and vermis herniation

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Chiari II

33
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Between optic chiasm and mamillary bodies, T1/T2 isointense, non-enhancing

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Hypothalamic Hamartoma

34
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T1/T2 hyperintense, peripheral enhancement, suprasellar

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Dermoid cyst

35
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Diffuse cerebral atrophy with symmetric T2 hyperintensity

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HIV encephalopathy

36
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Neurofibroma vs Schwannoma

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Schwannoma’s enhance