MRI Techniques in Spinal Imaging

Wilmink, J. T.

doi:10.1177/197140090101400211

Rivista di Neuroradiologia

2001

DOI: 10.1177/197140090101400211

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MRI Techniques in Spinal Imaging

J. T. Wilmink

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Potenzialità delle sequenze fat suppression e del gadolinio nello studio RM della patologia degenerativa lombare

D’Aprile¹,

Tarantino

Strada

et al. 2002

Rivista di Neuroradiologia

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RIASSUNTO -Le lombalgie e lombosciatalgie risultano estremamente frequenti nella popolazione. Il dolore viene attribuito solitamente alla patologia degenerativa discale, particolarmente alle ernie discali, ma le strutture della colonna potenzialmente in grado di determinare dolore sono numerose: dischi, osso, tendini, legamenti, faccette articolari, muscoli.L'esame RM deve pertanto valutare con attenzione non soltanto il complesso somato-discale, ma anche gli elementi posteriori della colonna. Le sequenze T2 Fat-suppressed ed eventualmente T1 Fat-suppressed dopo somministrazione di mdc, nella nostra esperienza risultano di elevata capacità diagnostica nella patologia degenerativa della colonna, in particolare nel caso in cui l'esame RM convenzionale non mostri una chiara causa del dolore. SUMMARY -Most people will experience low back pain and leg pain during their lifetime. Pain is commonly attributed to degenerative disc disease, particularly herniated disc, but many different structures in the spine can "degenerate" and produce pain: discs, bone, tendons, ligaments, facet joints, muscles.MR examination must evaluate both anterior and posterior elements of the spinal column. Fat-suppressed T2-weighted sequences and eventually Fat-suppressed T1-weighted images after administration of contrast medium may be helpful, especially when conventional MR study fails to show the source of pain.

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Potenzialità delle sequenze fat suppression e del gadolinio nello studio RM della patologia degenerativa lombare

D’Aprile¹,

Tarantino

Strada

et al. 2002

Rivista di Neuroradiologia

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Rationale for the Use of Magnetic Resonance with Gadolinium Administration and FAT/SAT Sequences before Spinal Interventional Neuroradiology Procedures

Bonetti

Fontana

Cotticelli

et al. 2005

Rivista di Neuroradiologia

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The role of CT scanning in presurgical planning for stabilisation surgery using metal implants is well-established. However, the advent of new interventional neuroradiology techniques like vertebroplasty, kyphoplasty, ozone discolysis, periganglionic and intraforaminal infiltration of ozone and/or steroids demands more accurate diagnostic assessment of the spine both for surgical planning and during follow-up. In this study we selected 140 candidates for spinal interventional procedures studying them by magnetic resonance scanning (MR) before and after treatment using T2 and T1 fat-saturation (FAT-SAT) sequences after gadolinium administration. T2 and T1-weighted fat-saturation (FAT-SAT) sequences yielded additional information with respect to standard MR investigation of the spine, improving clinical classification and accurate recruitment of surgical candidates. Additional information obtained during follow-up after surgery proved essential in planning the most appropriate maintenance therapy for these patients.

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MRI Techniques in Spinal Imaging

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Potenzialità delle sequenze fat suppression e del gadolinio nello studio RM della patologia degenerativa lombare

Potenzialità delle sequenze fat suppression e del gadolinio nello studio RM della patologia degenerativa lombare

Rationale for the Use of Magnetic Resonance with Gadolinium Administration and FAT/SAT Sequences before Spinal Interventional Neuroradiology Procedures

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