Role of routine and limited MRI imaging in diagnosis and screening of femoral head AVN
Congress:
ECR 2018
Poster Number:
C-096
Type:
Educational Exhibit
Keywords:
Musculoskeletal system, MR, Education, Education and training
Authors
Dr M.S. Ghate, Dr R.R. Kotkar, Dr G.H.Kadam
Krsna Diagnostics PVT LTD; Pawana Nagar Housing Society 411033 Chinchwad, India; Email:madhuri.ghate01@gmail.com
FIGURE 1
Axial MRI BRAIN T1W image
Axial T1W MRI image shows left cerebellar hypoplasia (arrow).
Learning objectives
Explain the pathophysiology of AVN. Classifying AVN based on MR imaging findings. Use of limited MRI imaging in screening as well as in early detection of AVN.
BACKGROUND
Avascular necrosis(AVN) or Osteonecrosis of the femoral head occurs due to compromise in vascular supply. Early diagnosis is of utmost importance as delay in diagnosis increases cost of treatment and morbidity.MRI is the sensitive imaging tool for detection of AVN. Our review will focus
Findings and procedure details
CONCLUSION:
Personal information
FIGURE 2
Sagittal MRI BRAIN T1W image
T1W sagittal MRI image shows left cerebellar hypoplasia.
FIGURE 3
MRI BRAIN Coronal T2W image
T2W coronal MRI image shows left cerebellar hypoplasia (arrow).
FIGURE 4
MRI BRAIN Coronal 3D SPGR image
3D SPGR coronal MRI image shows left cerebellar hypoplasia (arrow).