Intracerebral hematoma in low field MRI signal on the Law of Evolution.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Intracerebral hematoma in low field MRI signal on the Law of Evolution Author: Huang Ke-feng, Zhao Guohong, Zhang Ting, Xi Tao, Zhou Yi, Fei Tao, Jiang Xiaoping, Li Changhua, Yao Hong, Chen Gao [Keywords:] Intracranial hematoma; low-field; magnetic resonance Intracerebral hematoma in the performance of MR was still controversial [1], in order to explore the intracerebral hematoma in the low field signal of the evolution of MIR on the rules and performance, now 45 cases of intracerebral hematoma in our hospital in low-field MRI in the performance of different sequences analysis report is as follows. 1 Materials and methods 1.1 Object The group of 45 cases of intracerebral hematoma in 30 males and 15 females, aged 18 to 71 years, an average of 45 years. In which the acute phase (2 d in) in 14 cases, early subacute (3 ~ 5 d) 11 cases of subacute medium-term (6 ~ 10 d) 9 cases of late subacute (10 d ~ 3 weeks) in 7 cases, chronic phase (3 weeks to several months) in 4 cases. 1.2 Methods OK acute phase contrast CT and MRI examination confirmed that sub-acute phase and chronic phase of single MRI examination. Adoption of new obo for the 0.45T magnetic resonance machines, conventional scanning axial SE T1WI, FSE T2WI sequences, scan parameters: SE T1WI TR440 ms TE15.6 ms flip angle 90 ° acquisition times 2 times, FSE T2WI TR 3 500 ms TE100 ms acquisition times 2 times. Joy spiral CT scans using Siemens CT machine, thickness 10 mm, posterior fossa 5 mm thin sweep. 2 Results 2.1 Acute hematoma 14 cases, T1WI sequences showed 10 cases of such signals, accounting for 71.4%, 4 cases showed low signal, accounting for 28.6%. T2WI showed high signal sequence of 12 cases, accounting for 85.7%, and 2 cases showed equal signals, accounting for 14.3%. Acute phase of 14 routine CT examination, high-density hematoma Jun Cheng Ying. 2.2 Early subacute hematoma 11 patients, T1WI sequence of five cases showed low signal, accounting for 45%, 6 cases