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Bullet points in radiographic appearances

Dr Yuranga Weerakkody and Dr Jeremy Jones et al.

Bullet points in radiographic appearances have an important part to play, particularly where there are multiple series, e.g. MRI.

When listing MRI appearances, use a new bullet for each sequence and embolden the the sequence name, e.g.

  • T1: isodense to brain
  • T2: hyperintense
    • foci of signal drop out due to calcification or haemorrhage

Or

  • T1 - isodense to brain
  • T2 - hyperintense
    • foci of signal drop out due to calcification or haemorrhage

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