RITE Images 2003 Flashcards
Axonal spheroids in diffuse axonal injury
“shear injury” -> immediately unconscious w/ trauma à chronic closed head injury
Pituitary adenoma
- Not MEGS*
- Meningioma ependymoma glioma Schwannoma*
Which cranial nerve would be involved?
Bony erosion involving the stylomastoid foramen -> CN7 involved
Cystic astrocytoma
FTD
Schwannoma of the vestibular branch of the 8th cranial nerve
14&6 Hz positive spikes best seen in referential montage
Seen in adolescents in the posterior regions during light sleep
Wilson’s
High signal intensity in Thalamus & Putamen
Cerebellar cystic hemangioblastoma
Subacute SDH w/ mass effect on ventricles -> surgery
Colloid cyst
NCS with temporal dispersion, conduction block, and slow conduction -> CIDP
AVM
Can do amytal test and intravascular embolization to make surgery & radiation therapy more effective
Arachnoid cyst
Patient presents with cluster headache -> breath oxygen rich mixture if HA were to return
Do not need to drain or decompress arachnoid cyst b/c there’s no mass effect
neurosarcoidosis
Congenital retinoblastoma
Pineal gland shouldn’t be calcified until age 2 -> pineoblastoma
ALS - Degeneration of the corticospinal tracts
Thrombosed superior saggital sinus
Intracranial hypotension secondary to persistent CSF leak
Epidural metastasis
Bone & inner table shows irregularity & infiltration of tumor into the epidural space (metastatic prostate CA)
Sleep spindles generated in the reticular thalamic nucleus
Trichinella organism acquired by ingestion of undercooked pork
Chiari malformation w/ syringomyelia
Can get hydrocephalus due to cerebellar tonsils protruding into the foramen magnum
Cryptococcus infection
No flow in basilar artery
Germinal matrix hemorrhage – complication of premature birth
Germinal matrix = located in walls of lateral ventricles – very vascular & delicate
4 subtypes
- I – localized to germinal matrix
- II – ruptured into ventricle w/o ventricular dilation
- III – ruptured into ventricle WITH ventricular dilation
- IV – ruptured into ventricle AND cerebral parenchyma
2 T2 images scanned 6 months apart
abnormal signal in GP & white matter disease adjacent to trigone of R lateral ventricle; cerebral atrophy & enlarged CSF spaces; ventricular & subarachnoid spaces have increased -> parenchymal tissue loss
Anoxic injury in GP –
If GP affected -> CHAMWA
Canavan’s & Krabbe’s – white matter lesions!
B symmetric, parasagittal, cortical & BG venous infarctions due to thrombosis of superior sagittal sinus & deep cerebral veins
Methotrexate neurotoxicity – multiple PERIVENTRICULAR discrete or confluent foci of necrosis in cerebral or spinal white matter
Tethered cord syndrome –
Pts w/
back pain,
thickened filum terminale,
widened SC,
Posterior lipoma
Low lying SC
Axial L1/L2 should only show you filum terminale & not cord
PICA infarct – occlusion of vertebral artery
Rosenthal fibers – Alexander’s Disease
Onion bulbs – demyelination & remyelination
Seen in:
CMT
CIDP
Dejerine Sottas
Refsum