T2 flair signal
[DOC File]Anatomy and Pathology of the Cerebellar Peduncle
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A. FLAIR image shows hyperintensity lesions in the right cerebellar hemisphere (red arrows) and contralateral diffuse cerebral hyperintensity associated with status epilepticus. B, C. FLAIR images at the level of the brain stem show a hyperintense lesion in the right superior cerebellar peduncle (red arrows).
[DOC File]Marc A - International Journal of Medical Sciences
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A, B and C: Brain MRI showed intense T2 Flair, T1 and DWI signal changes in the left basal ganglia (circle). D and E: Brain MRI showed intense T2 Flair signal changes in the left hippocampus and temporal lobe (asterisk), and right frontoparietal lobe (arrow), respectively. F: CUBE technique found no sign of meningitis.
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Axial view, T2 FLAIR (MRI) revealing a focus of low signal intensity measuring 15 mm in third ventricle. Axial view, T2 FLAIR (MRI) image: hypodensity surrounding the vesicular cyst is the edema . Axial DWI (MRI) image: Dot sign in the left thalamus. Scolex is visible as an invagination in the cystic structure
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Subsequently, all WM hyperintensities determined to be MS lesions were identified as well-defined focal areas of elevated MRI signal intensity in the FLAIR data, a T2-weighted MRI sequence with CSF water signal suppression. We applied a semi-automatic segmentation approach similar to the process used to derive demyelinated volume from MWF maps.
[DOC File]MAGNETIC RESONANCE - UCSD
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FLAIR images are T2-weighted with the CSF signal suppressed. When reviewing an MR image, the easiest way to determine which pulse sequence was used, or the "weighting" of the image, is to look at the cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF). If the CSF is bright (high signal), then it must be a T2-weighted imaged. If the CSF is dark, it is a T1-weighted image.
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at 3 and 7 years: progressive hemispheric (but not vermian) cerebellar atrophy with hyperintense signal of the cerebellar cortex and white matter, on T2 and FLAIR sequences 12a no ictal activity captured; at 4 years, slightly slow occipital dominant rhythm of 7.5 Hz without focal findings
[DOC File]Oklahoma University Medical Center - Radiology Report
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Sagittal T1, T2, T1 Postcontrast. Coronal T1, T2, T1 Postcontrast. ... since the last examination measuring approximately 10 x 8 x 7 mm yet the FLAIR signal intensity has decreased in the interm now confined to the area of abnormal enhancement. Midline structures are nondisplaced. The ventricles are mildly prominent for patient''s age. ...
[DOC File]Pediatric patients have a higher disease burden at time of ...
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For both groups, the overall number of T2-bright lesions (defined as foci >3 mm2 of increased signal on the T2-FLAIR or T2-weighted spin-echo images), the number of well-defined ovoid and large (>1 cm) lesions, and the number of gadolinium-enhancing (Gd+) …
[DOC File]Brain MRI Reports - SSR Egypt
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[Mention the site of the lesion]. It showed low signal in T1WIs and high . signal in T2 and FLAIR WIs and exerts no mass effect on the adjacent . structures. NB. Old lacunar infarct will show low signal in T1 and FLAIR images with . high signal in T2WIs [CSF signal]. NB The same rule is …
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