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Spine MRI
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Cervical spine MRI Indications : Cervical myelopathy.(compression
on the cervical spinal cord from either a disc herniation or cervical spine stenosis.)
Cervical cord compression or trauma.
Assessment of extent of spinal infection or tumor .
MS plaques within the cord
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Cervical spine MRI Equipment :1- cervical spine coil .2- Immobilization pads3- Ear plugsPt position : Supine with neck placed within neck coil .
Alignment light should be at midline , the horizontal at level of hyoid bone ( above thyroid cartilage )
Ask the patient to keep swallowing and movement to minimum .
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Cervical spine MRI
Standard protocol : Localizer 3 planes or(sagittal and
coronal ) Sagittal T1 Sagittal T2 Axial T2 * ( FLASH)
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Cervical spine MRI
Sagittal : Plot on coronal localizer . Slice thickness 3-4 mm Gap : 20 % ( 0.6 -0.8 mm) Sat. slab : coronal anterior to the
vertebra * duplicate image
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Cervical spine MRI
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Cervical spine MRI Sagittal T1 TR : 450-600 TE : 12-25
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Cervical spine MRI Sagittal T2 TR : 2500-4000 TE : 100-120
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Cervical spine MRI
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Cervical spine MRI Axial T2 * Plot on sagittal image parallel to disk
space normaly from C3 to C7 3 mm slice thickness Multiple NEX FLASH sequence(incoherent gradient echo ) used because is less sensitive to
motion as SE .
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Cervical spine MRI T2 * TR : 850 TE : 26 Flip angle : 30
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Cervical spine MRI
Fig 1. Sagittal MRI of the cervical spine demonstrating evidence of disc herniation at C5-6 and C6-7Fig. 2. Axial images reveal a bilobed (double) focal protrusion at C5-6Fig 3. Axial images reveal a central focal protrusion at C6-7
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Disc herniation
Disc herniation classification. A: Normal disc anatomy demonstrating nucleus pulposus (NP) and annular margin (AM). B: Disc protrusion, with NP penetrating asymmetrically through annular fibers but confined within the AM. C: Disc extrusion with NP extending beyond the AM. D: Disc sequestration, with nuclear fragment separated from extruded disc.
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Cervical spine MRI Axial sequence : In case of tumor
or soft tissue diseases plot as block not disks.
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Cervical spine MRI If suspect tumor : Sagittal T2 Sagittal T1 Axial T1 block Adminstration of
contrast Axial T1 block Sagittal T1
T2
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Cervical spine MRI
Sagittal T1 T1 Gad +
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Cervical spine MRI In case of
MS also should give contrast .
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Cervical spine MRI In traumatic
patient STIR sequence should be applied .
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T- Spine MRI Indications : Thoracic disk disease. Thoracic cord
compression . Visualizalion of MS
plaque in the thoracic cord .
Thoracic cord tumor . Equipment : Posterior spine coil .
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T- Spine MRI
Pt position : supine , head first , the coil extend
from the top of shoulder to the lower costal margin . The longitudinal alignment in the midline the horizontal at centre of coil level of T4 .
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T- Spine MRI
Standard protocol : Sagittal T1 Sagittal T2 Axial not performed usually except
in case of disks.
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T- Spine MRI Sagittal sequence
: 4mm thickness Plot on coronal
scout.
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T- Spine MRI
T2 Sagittal T1 sagittal
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T- Spine MRI
Contrast media should be adminstrated in case of tumor .
STIR sequence is used for traumatic patient .
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Lumbar spine MRI Indications : Disc prolapse with nerve or cord
compression. Discitis . Failed back syndrome (chronic back
and/or leg pain that occurs after back (spinal) surgery)
Equipment : Posterior spine coil . Foam pads to elevate knee. Ear plugs .
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Lumbar spine MRI
Position : Supine , head first ,elevate knees
for comfort and flatten lumbar spine curve ,
The coil extend from xiphisternum to the bottom of the sacrum .
The longitudinal alignment at midline , the horizontal at L3 ( lower costal margin )
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L – Spine MRI
Standard protocol : Localizer Sagittal T1 Sagittal T2 Axial T1 Axial T2
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L – Spine MRI Sagittal : Plot on coronal 4 mm thickness 20% gap 2 sat slab
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L – Spine MRI Axial : Plot on sagittal . Usually only last
three segment 3-4 mm thickness
.
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L – Spine MRI
T2 axial T2 sagittal
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L- spine MRI
T1 images
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L – Spine MRI
Contrast media is used in case of tumors and after lumbar disk surgery to differentiate adhesions from new disks .
Axial and sagittal T1 performed after CM
STIR for traumatic patient .
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L – Spine MRI
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Total spine
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