MRI

Case History: Four-year-old patient with complaints of altered sensorium.

Case History: Fourteen-year-old presented with complaints of seizure.

Knee MRI does not contribute to clinical decision making among older men presenting with knee pain.

Case History: 55-year-old male with burning urination, hypertension, left flank pain, weight loss.

MRI during the first trimester of pregnancy does not appear to increase risk of stillbirth or neonatal death, but gadolinium cautioned.

Case History: 27-year-old male with worsening vision in the left eye for five months.

Cardiovascular MR-guided care may reduce the number of unnecessary angiograms performed on patients with angina pectoris.

Case History:: 69-year-old patient with pain in legs and feeling of cold legs and chest pain.

Children who repeatedly undergo MRI with GBCA experience higher levels of signal intensity.

Case History: 27-year-old patient presented with history of seizures.

Case History: 22-year-old female with bilateral lower limb weakness for 25 days.

Case History: 49 year-old male with end stage renal failure presented with pain after a fall.

Magnetic resonance imaging allows physicians to assess acute groin injuries among athletes.

Ultrasound, rather than MRI, is often appropriate imaging for shoulder injuries.

Case History: 70-year-old male with left-sided weakness and history of myocardial infarction four years prior.

Adding arterial spin labeling to MRI may help classify and predict Alzheimer’s diagnosis and progression from subjective cognitive decline.

MRI with gadolinium contrast is not associated with increased rates of Parkinson’s disease.

Functional MR imaging shows increased response in the brain after administration of low-dose methylene blue.

Case History: 54-year-old female with large palpable breast mass filling most of the left breast.

Adding intraoperative supine MR imaging to standard prone imaging may increase accuracy when evaluating breast cancer.

Case History: 73-year-old male with lower limb muscle pain on left side during physical activity.

Using MRI to evaluate blood-brain barrier disruption following intracranial hemorrhage may predict severity after intervention.

Mimes and MRIs, oh my.

Diffusion tensor imaging detected abnormalities in the brain among subjects with mild traumatic brain injury.

Case History: 23-year-old patient presents with weakness in both legs.