The concept of diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) emerged in the mid-1980s, together with the first images of water molecular diffusion in the human brain, as a way to probe tissue structure. Since then, diffusion MRI has become a pillar…
IMAGING ANATOMY Vertebral Bodies Ossified vertebral body appears echogenic Cartilaginous tip at spinous process appears hypoechoic Cervical : Upper 7 vertebrae C1 (atlas): No body, spinous process; circular shape C2 (axis): Body with bony peg (dens/odontoid process) C3-C6 similar in…
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GROSS ANATOMY Supratentorial Structures Gyri : Complex convolutions of brain cortex; hypoechoic on US Sulci (fissure): Cerebral spinal fluid (CSF)-filled grooves or clefts that separate gyri; echogenic on US Sulci separate gyri, fissures separate hemispheres/lobes Frontal lobe Central sulcus separates…
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