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1MRimagesofStLECase1Balanced250030TRTEimageshowshyperintensityinthesubstantianigrabilaterally2500120imageobtainedatsamelevelasthatshowninshowshyperintensityinthesubstantianigramoreconspic

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1MRimagesofStLECase1Balanced250030TRTEimageshowshyperintensityinthesubstantianigrabilaterally2500120imageobtainedatsamelevelasthatshowninshowshyperintensityinthesubstantianigramoreconspic. GABAservesasamajorneurotransmitterofthebrainandfunctionsmainlytoinhibitneuralexcitatoryactivity.DisruptionoftheGABAergicprocessesappearstooccurinvariousneurologicandpsychiatricconditions,includingepil agingplusdiffusion/perfusionimagingandwillgiveanindicationofwhetherthelatterinfluencestheperceptionoftumorresponseorprogression.Thisrandomizedtrialwillprovidevaluableinfor-mationonthetrueclinicalvalue Associate Professor Department of RadiologyDirector New England Center for Stroke ResearchSVIN November 2014Flow Dynamics Using Patient Data to Guide TreatmentDisclosuresResearch Grants last 36 months Mostdementiasbegininsidiously,developingslowlyandgenerallyoccurringintheelderlyagegroup.Theso-calledrapidlyprogressivedementiasconstituteadifferent,diversecollectionofconditions,manyofwhicharereversib FIG11.,SagittalT1postcontrastimageshowsanenhancingmassinvolvingthe”oorofthehypothalamusandmammillarybodywithextensionintothethirdventricle.,CoronalFLAIRimageshowsextensiveabnormalsignalinvolvingt 1.Nine-year-oldboywithdiffusecerebraledemaandcentralherniationsecondarytotreatmentofDKA.AxialnoncontrastCTscanshowsdiffusecerebraledemawitheffacementofsulciandbasalcisterns.AxialnoncontrastCTscanobtai detailedanalysisofthenasalcaliberinpatientswithBCA.Theirmeasurementsitesweredifferentfromours,makingcomparisondifficult,andtheydidnotincludeamidnasalbonymeasurement.Incontrasttoourstudy,theauthorsdidf cranialnerveIVwasidentifiedin36/50sides(72%).Whenthetrochleargroovewaspresent,cranialnerveIVwasidentifiedin35/44sides(80%),incontrastto1/6sides(17%)withnogroove.Thisobserveddifferenceinproportionswass A.Kalnin,T.Kaufmann,M.Shiroishi,andM.Wintermark;fortheAmericanSocietyofFunctionalNeuroradiologyMRPerfusionStandardsandPracticeSubcommitteeoftheASFNRClinicalPracticeCommittee MRperfusionimagingisbecomi G.Conte, E.Scola, S.Calloni, R.Brambilla, M.Campoleoni, L.Lombardi, F.DiBerardino, D.Zanetti, L.M.Gaini, F.Triulzi,and C.Sina BACKGROUNDANDPURPOSE:Cross-sectionalimagingofthetemporalboneischallengingb Parkinsondisease arkinsondisease(PD)isadegenerativedisorderofthener-voussystem.Itischaracterizedbylossofdopamine-produc-ingcellswhich,intime,developsintomotorsystemdysfunction.AsmallportionofPDcasesar On-lineTable1:ClinicaldiagnosticcriteriaforMELASsyn-drome(Yatsugaetal,ClinicalDiagnosticCriteriaCategoryAcriteriaHeadacheswithvomitingCorticalblindnessAcutefocallesionsonneuroimagingCategoryBcriteriaH seriesthatreportedclinicaldataofthevarioustypesofbrainvascularmalformationsinHHTwerethereanyhemorrhagesreportedforpatientswithcapillaryvascularmalformations.Whethertherateofhemorrhageofvascularmalform 1.MRimagesfromacaseofcoexistentChiariIImalformationandholoprosencephalythatoccurredinaviableinfant.StigmataoftheChiariIImalformation.SagittalT1-weightedMRimageshowselongatedcaudallydisplacedeffacedfou

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