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Aceruloplasminemia Other names Ceruloplasmin deficiency MRI
hypointensity (white arrows) in the
globus pallidi that
indicates the
presence of iron deficiencies...
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while on MRI, it is seen as
hyperintensity on
FLAIR sequence, and
hypointensity on GRE/SWI sequence. DSA is
important in
making the
diagnosis of vasculitis...
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against a
background of
hyperintensity in the tegmentum, as well as
hypointensity of the
superior colliculi Complications c****oathetosis Differential...
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Diffuse hyperintensity on T2-weighted imaging, and
hypointensity on T1-weighted
imaging of the
spinal cord can be an
indication of the...
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fracture in very
little time, for example, 7 minutes. Typically, a
linear hypointensity is
observed on T1 W images. MRI is also
highly sensitive to
marrow abnormalities...
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restricted diffusion with
unusual characteristics of
reversible T2
hypointensity in the
subcortical white matter. The
major differential diagnosis is...
- Notch3
protein has been
predicted using in
silico analysis. MRIs show
hypointensities on T1-weighted
images and
hyperintensities on T2-weighted images, usually...
- with
certain treatments such as
radiation therapy.
Diffuse marrow T1
hypointensity without contrast enhancement or
cortical discontinuity suggests red...
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mentioned above.[citation needed] MR
findings On MR
examination there is
hypointensity in T1
weighted imaging (WI),
particularly in
sclerosing disease. T1WI...
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susceptibility weighted imaging (SWI), it
usually shows abnormal SWI
hypointensity in
larger proportion than
brain metastasis caused by
breast carcinoma...
