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Imaging of the CNS

Imaging of the CNS

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Imaging of the CNS. Contents. Diagnostic tools Anatomical localization: Brain Diseases: - Infection - Tumor - Trauma - Stroke - Cord compression. Tools. Plain film CT MR Angiography. Plain radiography. 5 densities. Air Fat Soft tissue (water,muscles,etc) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Imaging of the CNS

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Contents• Diagnostic tools• Anatomical localization: Brain• Diseases:

- Infection- Tumor- Trauma- Stroke- Cord compression

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Tools

• Plain film• CT• MR• Angiography

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Plain radiography

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5 densities

• Air• Fat• Soft tissue

(water,muscles,etc)• Bone, calcification• Metallic

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Advantage & I/C

Adventage

- Convenience

- Safe

- Fast

- Availability

Indication- Fracture skull- Increase ICP- Intrasellar mass- Osteolytic/

osteoblastic lesion- Calcifying pathology

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View and positioning

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PA

• Petrous pyramid อยู่��ภายู่ในกระบอกตา

• Frontal bone and parietal bone• Frontal sinus • Nasal cavity• Mandible• Roof of orbits

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Lateral skull

• Cranial vault• Suture : coronal and

lambdoid • Occipital bone • Sellar turcica• Floor of cranial fossa• Clivus • Nasopharyngeal soft tissue• Sphenoid air sinus• lateral of calvarium• lateral of mandible• Cervical spine 1st-2nd

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LateralOuter table

Inner table

Diploic space

External occipital protuberance

Suture

Sphenoid air sinus

Sellar turcica

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Caldwell view

• Orbital wall• Frontal and ethmoid

sinuses• Mandible

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Ethmoid sinusMaxillary sinus

Orbital wallCaldwell view

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Towne’s view

• Occipital bone• Lamdoid suture• Foramen magnum• Petrous ridge และ

mastoid sinuses• Zygomotic arch• Mandible ส่�วน head,

neck และ rami

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Waters’ view

• Facial bone• Orbital roof• Maxillary, frontal

and ethmoid sinus

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Waters’ view

Maxillary sinus

Orbital wallFrontal sinus

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Water’ s view

Caldwell view

Paranasal sinuses

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Paranasal sinusitisParanasal sinusitis

Air-fluid level at both maxillary and both frontal sinuses

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Linear fracture skull right parietal bone

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Nasal bone

Outer table destruction : histiocytosis X

Fx nasal bone

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Normal sella turcica

Posterior clinoidAnterior clinoid

Dorsum sellae

Floor of sella

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ICP

“loss of dorsum sella sign”

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Pituitary tumor

“Double floor sign”

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Large intrasella mass

2

3

1

“ballooning sella”

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CECT

CT : Pituitary tumour

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CT scan

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CT /Spiral CT/ MDCT

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CT scan

Advantage- Axial imaging- Reconstruction, reformatted to coronal,

sagittal planes- Providing contrast- noncontrast study- Differentiation tissues by densities(HU)- Additional software: CTA, CTV, 3D, CTP

etc.

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Indication

• Trauma case• 1st line imaging of Stroke• Infection• Tumor• Intracranial calcification• C/I: pregnancy, contrast enhancement

injection: limited in patient with azotemia

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Attenuation number of CT (HU)Hounsfield Units

• CSF = 0-20 HU.• Gray matter = 40 HU.• White matter = 23-46 H• Clot blood & hematoma = 70-100 HU.• Calcification and bone = +100-200 HU.• Fat = -100-200 HU.• Air = >- 600 HU.• Density ของ lesion ใดๆจะด�เที�ยู่บก�บ gray matter

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Normal CT brain

Basal ganglia

Gray matter

White matter

Thalamus

cerebellum

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Normal CT brain : Ventricular system

4th ventricle

Temporal horn

Frontal horn

Occipital horn

Lateral ventricle

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Physiologic calcification• Pineal gland

– Age > 10 year– Size < 10 mm.

• Basal ganglia– Middle aged – Young aged :

hypoxia or abnormal serum Calcium

• Choroid plexus• Dura

– Falx cerebri– Calcification of

diaphragmatic sellae

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Enhancement by contrast media

• Abnormal blood brain barrier (BBB)

• Identify vascular and dural structures

• Differential pathology by pattern of enhancement

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DSA

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ANGIOGRAM – MCA BIFURCATION ANEURYSM

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MCA aneurysm

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25-YEAR-OLD NORMOTENSIVE MAN WITH UNEXPLAINED ICH

LT ICA ANGIOGRAM – AVM

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Indication

• Gold standard for vascular imaging ( ex. Aneurysm, AVM)

• Arterial / venous• Risk=1%• C/I : azotemia, pregnancy

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MRI machine

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MRI

• Magnet Field : 0.5-3Tesla• Pulse sequences : Spin Echo ( SE)• Parameters : T1 : T2 : TR : TE

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Advantage MRI

1. Multiplanar imaging

( axial/coronal/sagittal/any planar)

2. No radiation

3. No bony artifact

4. Safer contrast agent (Gadolinium)

5. Best for analysis: posterior fossa and leptomeningeal lesions

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MRI- three planars

Axial Coronal Sagittal

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Contraindications

• Implantable Cardiac defibrillator• Pace Maker• wt. > 136 Kg • Severe Claustrophobia• Pregnancy (+/- )• Cochlear Implant• Aneurysm Clips• Ferromagnetic eye prosthesis /

F.B.

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SIGNAL INTENSITY(SI)

• BRAIN : GM

: WM

• Muscles • Nerve :dorsal root

:ventral• CSF• Fat• Pituitary: anterior

posterior

T1W T2W

intermediate high

high low

intermediate

intermediate intermediate

intermediate intermediate

low high

high low

Intermediate intermediate

high high

Tissue

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T1WI

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T2WI

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MRI of brain tumor

T1W T2W T1W-GD