نتایج جستجو برای: t2 weighted image

تعداد نتایج: 489328  

2013
Daniel B. Ennis

INTRODUCTION Gradient echo (GRE) imaging has a wide range of clinically useful applications. In particular, GRE imaging is frequently used in the clinic for anatomical/structural imaging and imaging dynamics for diseases that span all organ systems and numerous pathologies. In general, an advantage of GRE imaging is the fact that it is regarded as “fast” owing to the generally short repetition ...

Journal: :Experimental and therapeutic medicine 2017
Minoru Tomizawa Fuminobu Shinozaki Satomi Tanaka Takafumi Sunaoshi Daisuke Kano Eriko Sugiyama Misaki Shite Ryouta Haga Yoshiya Fukamizu Toshiyuki Fujita Satoshi Kagayama Rumiko Hasegawa Yoshinori Shirai Yasufumi Motoyoshi Takao Sugiyama Shigenori Yamamoto Naoki Ishige

In a clinical setting, it is important to diagnose complications of acute cholecystitis accurately. Diffusion-weighted whole body imaging with background body signal suppression/T2-weighted image fusion (DWIBS/T2) provides high signal intensity with a strong contrast against surrounding tissues in anatomical settings. In the present study, patients who were being treated for acute cholecystitis...

Journal: :AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology 2009
F Bonneville

Thrombosis We read with great interest the article by Boukobza et al reporting the usefulness of the T2 gradient-echo (T2*) sequence in making the diagnosis of isolated cortical vein thrombosis. In substance, the authors claim that magnetic susceptibility effect (MSE) is always visible, regardless of the age of the thrombi in the veins. Therefore, after reading this article, one can understand ...

2017
Takoua Kaaouana Anne Bertrand Fatma Ouamer Bruno Law-ye Nadya Pyatigorskaya Ali Bouyahia Nathalie Thiery Carole Dufouil Christine Delmaire Didier Dormont Ludovic de Rochefort Marie Chupin

INTRODUCTION/PURPOSE In vivo detection of cerebral microbleeds (CMBs) from T2* gradient recalled echo (GRE) magnitude image suffers from low specificity, modest inter-rater reproducibility and is biased by its sensitivity to acquisition parameters. New methods were proposed for improving this identification, but they mostly rely on 3D acquisitions, not always feasible in clinical practice. A fa...

Journal: :Clinical cancer research : an official journal of the American Association for Cancer Research 2008
Robert Brown Magdalena Zlatescu Angelique Sijben Gloria Roldan Jay Easaw Peter Forsyth Ian Parney Robert Sevick Elizabeth Yan Douglas Demetrick David Schiff Gregory Cairncross Ross Mitchell

BACKGROUND Some patients with low-grade glioma have extraordinarily long survival times; current, early treatment does not prolong their lives. For this reason, therapies that sometimes have neurologic side effects are often deferred intentionally. METHODS In a study of oligodendrogliomas, we used a quantitative method of MR analysis based on the S-transform to investigate whether codeletion ...

Journal: :AJNR. American journal of neuroradiology 1996
H P Gaul C J Wallace A P Crawley

PURPOSE To investigate the decrease in signal intensity on T1 - weighted MR images of some hemorrhagic intracranial lesions after administration of contrast material. METHODS Postprocessing digital image subtraction was performed in 16 MR studies (13 patients) of lesions that showed hyperintensity on noncontrast T1-weighted images. Repetition time and echo time were identical for all precontr...

Journal: :Human reproduction 1996
K Takahashi S Okada M Okada M Kitao Y Kaji K Sugimura

To determine whether the cyst fluid characteristics of endometrioma can be evaluated by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 36 endometriomas obtained from 24 patients (age range 21-43 years; mean 34 years) were studied. MRI was performed < 2 weeks before laparoscopy or laparotomy. Comparative studies of the density and concentration of iron in the endometrioma and the signal intensity (SI) of MRI...

2016

Conventional MR images are qualitative and rely on subjective interpretation of changes in tissue appearance to diagnose injury or disease. Several inherent tissue properties contribute to a tissue's appearance in an MR image. These properties include the tissue's T1 time, T2 time, and proton density. Specific MR pulse sequences are designed to generate image contrast based on these inherent pr...

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