This article lists examples of normal imaging of the brain and surrounding structures, divided by modality and protocol.
CT
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CT (routine)
example 1: C- axial, coronal, sagittal
example 2: C- axial, coronal, sagittal & axial bone
example 3: C- axial, C+ axial, coronal, sagittal
example 4: C- axial, coronal
example 5: C- and C+, axial, coronal, sagittal
example 6: C- axial
example 7: C- thin bones
example 8: child (12-years-old)
example 9: C+ child (10-years-old)
example 10: C- axial with and without anatomical labeling
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CT angiogram (CTA)
example 1: CTA axial, coronal and sagittal thicks (hypoplastic right A1)
example 2: C- and CTA including VRTs and MIPS
example 3: CTA axial thins
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CT venogram (CTV)
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CT perfusion
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CT myelogram
example needed
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CT Code Stroke
MRI
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routine "brain screen" protocol
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contrast enhanced "tumor" or "infection" protocol
example 1: includes post contrast FLAIR
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MR venography
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epilepsy protocol
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ischemia protocol including angiography
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internal acoustic meatus
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pituitary
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pineal
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miscellaneous