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Flexion MRI FOR HIRAYAMA DISEASE

Sagittal T2 MRI of cervical spine showing normal canal dimensions

Young male patient presented with pain and paresthesias in right upper limb

Neutral position: Sagittal T2 MRI of cervical spine showing normal canal dimensions 

Hirayama disease: Axial T2 MRI of cervical spine showing right hemicord signal changes

Neutral position: Axial T2 MRI of cervical spine showing right hemicord signal changes 

Flexion MRI of cervical spine for hirayama disease

Flexion MRI: Sagittal T2 weighted image of cervical spine showing posterior dural laxity/increase in laminodural space with flattening of the cord

Flexion MRI for hirayama disease

Flexion MRI: Axial T2 weighted image of cervical spine showing posterior dural laxity/increase in laminodural space flattening of the cord

Flexion MRI for hirayama disease

Flexion MRI: Post-contrast sagittal MRI showing enhancement of the epidural space

VESSEL WALL IMAGING-APPLICATIONS

MRI of INTRAPARENCHYMAL HEMORRHAGE

Clues to differentiate neoplastic vs non-neoplastic etiology

Intratumoral hemorrhage

Clues to differentiate neoplastic vs non-neoplastic etiology


Intratumoral hemorrhage 

Non-neoplastic hemorrhage

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Aortic dissection masquerading as stroke

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