Radiology Flashcards

1
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Spinal cord. If we find loss of homogeneously, hyperintense long lesion

A

Neuromyelitis optica

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2
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Spinal cord. Focal lesions of short hyper intense signal

A

Multiple sclerosis

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3
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FDG/PET scan in focal epileptic seizure

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Reduced activity in the interictal focus

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4
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What is measured by FDG/PET brain imaging

A

Afferent synaptic activity of neurons

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5
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What are we looking for with CT perfusion after acute ischaemic stroke

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Area of reversible ischaemic stroke. Penumbra

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6
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Patient that shows in CT hyperdense lesion left occipital is likely to have

A

right homonymus hemianopsia

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7
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MRI of demyelinating plaques around the corpus callosum means

A

Multiple sclerosis

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8
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Penumbra can be visualized with

A

Computed tomography

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9
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Intensity of ischemia on T2 MR

A

hyperintensity

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10
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T2 and flair hyperintense lesion means

A

Ischemia
Tumour
Multiple sclerosis
ADEM (encefalitis diseminada aguda)

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