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Water-sensitive signal and intramuscular fat provide different information about muscle involvement.
Machado, Pedro*; Brady, Stefen*; Hanna, Michael G., Inclusion_body_myositis_MRI.jpg, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons; conversion WebP et réduction proportionnelle.
Machado, Pedro*; Brady, Stefen*; Hanna, Michael G.
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ImagesMICA IMAGES A0055
A fluid collection in source-documented pyomyositis.
Tamer Kamal, Mathew Hall, Ashraf Moharam, Michael Sharr and Jonathan Walczak · IRM : collection musculaire dans une pyomyosite · CC BY 2.0
ImagesMICA IMAGES A0059
Distribution of a bone-seeking tracer.
Grook Da Oger · Scintigraphie osseuse corps entier · CC BY-SA 3.0
ImagesMICA IMAGES A0101
Calcific deposits around the odontoid process; crowned dens syndrome also requires a compatible clinical setting.
Hellerhoff — Crowned dens - 95jw - CT axial und sagittal - 001.jpg — CC BY-SA 3.0 — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crowned_dens_-_95jw_-_CT_axial_und_sagittal_-_001.jpg
Learning objective
Observe and describe the document, then compare your interpretation with the atlas sheet.
Points to observe
- Compare T1 and water-sensitive sequences, right and left sides and different muscle groups.
Open observation mode