Magnetic resonance imaging of the thorax: the advantages of coronal and sagittal planes

O'Donovan, P B; Ross, J. S.; Sivak, Ed D.; O'Donnell, J K; Meaney, T F

doi:10.2214/ajr.143.6.1183

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“…nance (MA) images [7][8][9] and coronal CT reformations [1]. However, as the chest radiographs are obtained with the patient erect and the CT and MR images with the patient supine, our findings do not disprove Heitzman's contention.…”

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Subcarinal lymph node enlargement: radiographic findings and CT correlation

Müller¹,

Wr²,

Gamsu³

1985

American Journal of Roentgenology

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Subcarinal lymph node enlargement: radiographic findings and CT correlation

Müller¹,

Wr²,

Gamsu³

1985

American Journal of Roentgenology

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Magnetic resonance imaging of inflammatory lung disorders: Preliminary studies in children

Cohen

Cory

Smith

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Pediatric Pulmonology

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Magnetic resonance(MR) scans were performed on 14 children with a variety of inflammatory disorders of the lungs. MR successfully identified disease in all of the children and accurately localized the disease within the lung fields. In patients with pneumonia and lung abscesses the acute inflammation was associated with a marked increase in signal intensity on T2 when compared with T1 weighted images. One patient with an inflammatory pseudotumor demonstrated a smaller increase in signal intensity on T2 weighted images than was seen in acute pneumonia. Abscess cavities were well identified along with the wall thickness. In patients with diffuse lung disease (diffuse histoplasmosis, miliary tuberculosis, Letterer-Siwe disease, and allergic alveolitis), each disease appeared different on the MR images. These preliminary studies indicate that magnetic resonance imaging is effective for identifying pulmonary disease in children and may improve the radiologist's ability to differentiate pulmonary disorders.

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Cardiac Anatomy

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Clinical Cardiac MRI

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Magnetic resonance imaging of the thorax: the advantages of coronal and sagittal planes

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Subcarinal lymph node enlargement: radiographic findings and CT correlation

Subcarinal lymph node enlargement: radiographic findings and CT correlation

Magnetic resonance imaging of inflammatory lung disorders: Preliminary studies in children

Cardiac Anatomy

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