10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «PARACORONAL»
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1
Clinical MR Imaging: A Practical Approach
Acq. time (min:s) (ms) SE Tl Paracoronal 19 530 14 3 512x256 180 90 3 5:28
FSE + SPIR T2 Paracoronal 19 1400 130 12 3 512x256 200 60 6 4:12 3D-GRE
T2 Axial 70 50 19 20° 1 512x256 180 70 3 9:52 SE + SPIR Tl Paracoronal 19 600
20 ...
Peter Reimer, Paul M. Parizel, Falko-Alexander Stichnoth, 2003
^Q Rotator cuff tears are best demonstrated in paracoronal and parasagittal
planes. Calcifying tendinitis is the typical manifestation of degenerative rotator
cuff disease on conventional radiographs. Tendon calcifications (usually in the ...
Ernst Rummeny, Peter Reimer, 2011
3
Clinical MRI of the Abdomen: Why,How,When
The second way in T2-weighted MR urography is based on the acquisition of
multiple overlapping thin sections of the urinary tract, mostly obtained in the
coronal or paracoronal plane. Half-Fourier single-shot turbo spin-echo (HASTE) ...
Nicholas C. Gourtsoyiannis, 2011
4
Imaging Strategies for the Shoulder
The remaining rotator cuff already exhibits fibrinoid tissue changes with
corresponding increased signal intensity (a, GE sequence, flip angle 20°, TR 600
ms, TE 20 ms, paracoronal plane). The paracoronal plane through the AC joint
displays ...
5
Craniofacial Trauma: Diagnosis and Management
2.7 Comparison of direct paracoronal scanning of the midface (a, b) to coronal
reformations from thinslice spiral CT datasets (c, d). Direct paracoronal scanning
has been abandoned with introduction of multislice spiral CT scanners. In direct ...
Nicolas Hardt, Johannes Kuttenberger, 2010
6
Imaging of Gynecological Disorders in Infants and Children
10 Sagittal T2 TSE image of the pelvis obtained for planning a paracoronal
images along the longitudinal axis of the uterine fundus and body (red line) and
cervix (blue line) and b paraxial images perpendicular to the uterine long-axis (
green ...
Gurdeep S. Mann, Joanne C. Blair, Anne S. Garden, 2012
7
Diagnostic Imaging of the Hand
All extrinsic ligaments have a paracoronal (oblique) course, and therefore only
ligamentary segments are generally seen in 2D images. In spin-echo (SE)
sequences, the carpal ligaments appear hypointense. • Improved spatial
resolution of ...
Rainer Schmitt, Ulrich Lanz, 2011
8
MRI Parameters and Positioning
Shoulder, axial, sequence 1 Sequence 2 paracoronal (Parallel to the
supraspinatus muscle on the axial slice) T2-weighted, fat-saturated (SPIR or
SPAIR) Example TSEfs (FSEfs ): TIRM resp. STIR: - TR = 2000-3500 - TR = 2500-
3500 _ te ...
Torsten Bert Moeller, Emil Reif, 2011
9
MR Imaging of the Abdomen and Pelvis
Note incomplete coverage of the intrahepatic bile ducts in the right lobe, which
must not be mistaken for pathology. b Paracoronal MIP image from T2w multislice
TSE sequence (PACE). Slightly tortuous course of the cystic duct (normal ...
Bernd Hamm, Gabriel Paul Krestin, 2011
10
Thoraco-Abdominal Aorta: Surgical and Anesthetic Management
We use a series of thin slices in paracoronal view obtained with an oblique MPR
(Fig. 12.7), which include the aorta and SC. A second paracoronal view tailored
to visualize the aorta and the origin of the intercostal arteries is created. Then the
...
Roberto Chiesa, Germano Melissano, Alberto Zangrillo, 2011
