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what is the coverage for sagittals
T11-T12 to S2, pedicle to pedicle, angled parallel to spinal cord
what is coverage for axials routinely
L1/L2 disc space through L5/S1 disc space
when should we give contrast
if tumors, infection, spinal cord mets
if the patient had back surgery tumorszhow do we angle the packages in axial
1 package for whole surgical area for tumor or lesion
if the patient had back surgery laminectomy/discectomy how do we angle the packages in axial
if one site?
2 separate sequences——- l1-l4, l4-s1
whole surgical site
how many slices per disc
1 above and 1 below disc space and an odd number
Difference between non-contrast and contrast exam protocols
Contrast includes axial T1s
what indication needs a cord motion protocol and how do you do it
spinal dysphragism, tethered cord, need leads to see flow of CSF, will need a Sag T2 Space/CISS angled L1 to the bottom of the sacrum
how to perform post processing for cord motion protocol
axial at end of conus, ROI are on fluid and one on cord, save both Argus flow changes
how to perform metal reduction
Triple bandwidth
Increase an average
Reduce TE
Increase Turbo factor
Increase resolution and increase matrix size but keep voxels the same and lower slice thickness
Optimize phase encoding direction to be perpendicular to the metal because parallel causes more of a blooming artefact
VAT and Warp in scanner
Larger % of VAT will lower signal
If only have VAT 3x the bandwidth and 50% VAT
NO FAT SAT Sequences!!!!!