(USG)
Sejarah:
Penemu I 1952; Howry & Bliss Scanner Diagnostic 1976; Taylor & Mc Cready
Prinsip
USG:
Gelombang
suara
dengan
frequensi tinggi melewati ambang daya tangkap telinga manusia sehingga tidak terdengar oleh manusia
yang
terdapat
dalam
alat
Persiapan;
Tomografi Computer
Computerized Tomography Scanning
(CT Scan)
Teknik Pemeriksaan
Tahap I Buat sanogram (topografi) untuk program potongan mana yang akan dibuat
Tahap II
Cukup mahal tidak semua rumah sakit punya Nilai akurasi tinggi Dibutuhkan ketenangan pasien waktu diperiksa
Gambaran lesi; isodens, hipodens, hiperdens Pemeriksaan; tanpa kontras dan dengan
kontras
kelainannya
Keunggulan MRI
Sangat sensitif menilai jaringan lunak Mampu menghasilkan penampang dalam
berbagai arah tanpa merubah posisi pasien (multi planar) axial, koronal, sagital
Tidak menggunakan radiasi Dapat membedakan antara jaringan lunak, lemak dan cairan
Tidak invasif
Penyakit jantung dan epilepsi awasi Jaringan memakai alat-alat metal/besi Pasien Klaustrofobia
CT SCAN
ORAL CAVITY
Axial CT scans
Coronal CT scan
TRACHEA
Normal trachea. CT scan shows normal trachea. The tracheal wall is seen
as a soft tissue stripe measuring 1-2 mm in thickness. The anterior and lateral walls are formed by horseshoeshaped cartilaginous rings, which frequently calcify with age. The posterior wall consists of a fibromuscular membrane.
THORAX
CT angiogram. Frontal or coronal view of chest-3D slab image showing pulmonary vessels.
Maximum intensity projection reconstruction. Cross-sectional contrast-enhanced CT scan shows the main
(MPA), right (RPA), and left (LPA) pulmonary arteries and the ascending (AA) and the descending (DA) thoracic aorta. B, Maximum intensity projection images in the transverse plane and in the coronal plane better show the branching pattern of the central pulmonary arteries and their relationship to the adjacent structures.
CT of the lungs, window level set to demonstrate the vessels and air ways - not intended to demonstrate the heart, spine muscles etc. This is used to look for things like pneumonia or lung cancer.
CT slice through the mid-abdomen showing multiple normalappearing organs, which are labeled.
PANKREAS
Normal pancreas on CT. Due to the oblique line of the pancreas. The entire organ is seldom seen on a single image.
APPENDICITIS
Appendicitis: The appendix (A) is distended and inflamed. In this patient the appendix has not yet ruptured.
3D reconstructed CT view of the kidneys and ureters, which connect the kidneys to the bladder. Part of the ribs, spine and pelvis are included in this image.
Normal CT of the abdomen. A CT 'slice' through the upper abdomen of a child illustrates the normal appearance of both kidneys, the liver and gallbladder.
Normal CT scan of the chest of a 9-year-old boy. A CT 'slice' through the chest shows normal black appearance of the lungs. The normal heart is also seen as the round structure near the top of the chest in this image.
ELBOW
CT series obtained with 64-slice multidetector CT. Axial section through the olecranon and trochlea.
VERTEBRAE
KNEE
Sagittal reconstructed CT image shows intra-articular contrast (I) and inadvertent injection of contrast in prepatellar bursa (arrow).
WRIST CT
CT SCAN PANGGUL
HIP
MRI
T1 IMAGING
MRI ORBITA T1
T1 weighted MRI scan through the eyballs, optic nerves and extraocular muscles.
SHOULDER AXIAL T1
Axial T1 weighted shoulder MR image, showing humeral head, glenoid, anterior labrum, posterior labrum and biceps tendon.
SHOULDER CORONAL T1
Coronal oblique angulated T1 weighted shoulder MR image showing acromion, humeral head, glenoid and supraspinatus tendon.
MVP PARASTERNAL
Cardiac mitral valve prolapse (MVP) in vertical long axis view (VLA).
MRI Liver
NORMAL FETUS
Fetus (Brain) and Dermoid in Mother Sagittal view
MRI T2 WEIGHTED
BRAIN AXIAL
demonstrating the inferior frontal lobe and temporal lobe and occipital lobe and cerebral peduncle and substantia nigra and red nucleus and aqueduct of Sylvius and frontal sinus and orbit.
This T2 weighted MR image of the head shows maxillary sinus, nasal septum, clivus, inner ear, medulla, and cerebellum.
This T2 weighted MR image of the brain shows eyeballs with optic nerve, medulla, vermis, and temporal lobes with hippocampal regions.
This T2 weighted MR image of the brain shows cortex, lateral ventricle, and falx cerebri
These are MRI T2 weighted sagittal images of my head after a 20cc gadolinium injection used for contrast. Notice a moderate amount of ectopic cerebellar tonsilar tissue hanging below the foramen magnum and actually indenting the medulla to a minimal degree.
LUMBAL
CHEST
ABDOMEN
This T2 weighted slice shows liver, spleen, aorta, vena cava, stomach, and thoracic vertebra.
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