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Neuroradiology MR Protocols Brain protocols N 1: Brain MRI without contrast N 2: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI N 3 is deleted N 4: Brain MRI without or pre-/post-contrast (seizure protocol) N 5: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (multiple sclerosis protocol) N 6: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (internal auditory canal protocol) N 7: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (pituitary protocol) N 8: Pre- and post-contrast orbital MRI N 9: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (cavernous sinus protocol) N10: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (cranial nerve protocol) Neurovascular protocols N11: Pre- and post-contrast neck MR angiography N12: Brain MR angiography without contrast N13: Brain MR venogram without contrast Combined protocols Stroke protocol: N2 + N12 + N11 Head and neck protocols ENT 1: Pre- and post-contrast neck MRI ENT 2: Temporomandibular joint MRI Peripheral nerve protocols PN 1: Pre- and post-contrast brachial plexus MRI PN 2: Pre- and post-contrast sacral plexus MRI

N 1: Brain MRI without contrast Indications: general screening; headaches, stroke, bleeds, memory loss. Sagittal FLAIR Axial T1 SE Axial T2 FSE Coronal T2 FSE Axial diffusion with ADC Substitute sagittal T1 SE for FLAIR in patients 10 years of age or younger.

N 2: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI Indications: tumor, infection. Sagittal FLAIR Axial T1 SE Axial T2 FSE Coronal T2 FSE Axial diffusion with ADC Post-Gd axial & coronal T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE with coronal reformats (3 mm thick). 3D VIBE: Perform with 0.8-1.0 mm thick isotropic voxels. Radiologists can request additional sagittal reformats as needed. If post-gd axial 3D VIBE performed, then omit the post-gd axial and coronal T1 SE with fat saturation. Substitute sagittal T1 SE for FLAIR in patients 10 years of age or younger.

N 4: Brain MRI without or pre-/post-contrast (seizure protocol) Indications: seizure disorder, first time seizures. Sagittal FLAIR Axial T1 SE Axial T2 FSE Coronal thin-slice T2 FSE (hippocampi) Axial diffusion with ADC Opt: Post-Gd axial & coronal T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE with coronal reformats (3 mm thick). Give IV contrast for new onset seizure workups only. Substitute sagittal T1 SE for FLAIR in patients 10 years of age or younger.

N 5: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (multiple sclerosis protocol) Indications: assess for multiple sclerosis or ADEM. Sagittal FLAIR Axial T2 FSE Axial T1 SE Coronal T2 FSE Axial diffusion with ADC Post-Gd axial & coronal T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE with coronal reformats (3 mm thick). Sagittal FLAIR improves detection of corpus callosum lesions. 5 minute delay before post-gd T1 weighted sequences; should acquire axial T2 FSE sequence during this time.

N 6: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (internal auditory canal protocol) Indications: vertigo, cerebellopontine angle masses, Ramsay Hunt syndrome. Sagittal T1 SE Axial diffusion with ADC Coronal localizer tru-fisp (IAC only) Axial 3-D CISS (IAC) Thin-slice axial T1 SE with fat saturation (IAC) Post-Gd thin-slice axial T1 SE with fat saturation (IAC) Post-Gd thin-slice coronal T1 SE with fat saturation (IAC) Whole head post-gd axial T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE (3 mm thick).

N 7: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (pituitary protocol) Indications: pituitary masses Sagittal FLAIR Axial diffusion and ADC Thin-slice sagittal T1 SE (pituitary fossa) Thin-slice coronal T1 SE (pituitary fossa) Thin-slice coronal T2 FSE (pituitary) Coronal dynamic thin-slice T1 SE (pre- and post-gd) Delayed post-gd thin-slice coronal T1 SE (pituitary) Delayed post-gd thin-slice sagittal T1 SE (pituitary) Whole head post-gd axial T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE (3 mm thick). For macroadenomas (ie., visible mass >1cm in size), coronal dynamic thin-slice T1 SE can be omitted.

N 8: Pre- and post-contrast orbital MRI Indications: orbital masses, optic neuritis, diplopia. Sagittal T1 SE Axial T2 FSE Axial diffusion and ADC Coronal STIR (orbits) Thin-slice axial T1 SE (orbits) Post-Gd thin-slice axial T1 SE with fat saturation (orbits) Post-Gd thin-slice coronal T1 SE with fat saturation (orbits) Whole head post-gd axial T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE (3 mm thick).

N 9: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (cavernous sinus protocol) Indications: cavernous sinus thrombosis, carotid-cavernous fistulas. Sagittal FLAIR Axial T2 FSE Axial T1 SE Axial diffusion and ADC Post-Gd coronal thin-slice T1 SE with fat sat (cavernous sinuses) Whole head post-gd axial T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE (3 mm thick). Substitute sagittal T1 SE for FLAIR in patients 10 years of age or younger.

N10: Pre- and post-contrast brain MRI (cranial nerve protocol) Indications: cranial nerve 5 impingement symptoms, skull base lesions. Sagittal T1 SE Axial T2 FSE Axial diffusion and ADC Axial 3-D CISS (pons and midbrain): coronal and sagittal reconstructions. Thin-slice axial T1 SE with fat saturation (skull base) Post-Gd thin-slice axial T1 SE with fat saturation (skull base) Post-Gd thin-slice coronal T1 SE with fat saturation (skull base) Whole head post-gd axial T1 SE with fat saturation OR: Post-Gd axial 3D VIBE (3 mm thick). CISS parameters: flip angle 65 degrees, slice thickness 1 mm, 384 x 256 matrix, FOV 18-20 cm, NEX 2.

N11: Pre- and post-contrast neck MR angiography Indications: carotid stenosis, part of stroke workup, carotid dissection Axial tru-fisp Sagittal tru-fisp Dynamic coronal MRA (pre-, arterial, venous phases) Rotating 3-D MIP reformats Opt: axial pre-gd thin-slice T1 SE with fat saturation (dissection).

N12: Brain MR angiography without contrast Indications: part of stroke workup, intracranial aneurysms Axial 3-D time-of-flight Rotating 3-D MIP reformats of right ICA, left ICA, posterior circulation separately, as well as of vessels as a whole (flip and rotate)

N13: Brain MR venogram without contrast Indications: evaluate for sinus thrombosis. Sagittal T1 spin echo Coronal 2-D time-of-flight with inferior saturation band Rotating 3-D MIP reformats of venous structures Suggested 2D TOF parameters: TR/TE = 32-40/8-12; flip angle 50-70 degrees, slice thickness 1.5-3.0 mm, 144 x 256 matrix, NEX 1-2.

ENT 1: Pre- and post-contrast neck MRI Indications: neck masses, tumor staging place fiducial over any palpable masses Sagittal T1 FSE Sagittal STIR Axial T1 FSE Axial STIR Coronal T1 FSE Coronal STIR Post-Gd axial T1 FSE with fat saturation Post-Gd coronal T1 FSE with fat saturation Post-Gd sagittal T1 FSE with fat saturation Axial sequences: use 5 mm slice thickness with 1 mm (20%) skip.

ENT 2: Temporomandibular joint MRI Indications: TMJ pain Axial T1 SE Coronal PD FSE (closed mouth) Sagittal PD FSE (closed mouth) Sagittal T2 FSE with fat saturation (closed mouth) Coronal PD FSE (open mouth) Sagittal PD FSE (open mouth) Place fiducials over the symptomatic side. Perform coronal and sagittal sequences through both sides to assess symmetry (until a dedicated TMJ coil is acquired). Sagittal T2 FSE with fat saturation: adjust TE to 40 msec (+/-5 msec).

PN 1: Non-contrast vs pre-/post-contrast brachial plexus MRI Indications: brachial plexopathy from tumor invasion or radiation, traumatic nerve injuries. Coronal T2 FSE (large FOV) Axial T1 SE (large FOV) Axial T1 SE Axial STIR Coronal T1 SE Coronal STIR Sagittal T1 SE Sagittal STIR Opt: post-gd axial T1 SE with fat saturation Opt: post-gd coronal T1 SE with fat saturation Opt: post-gd sagittal T1 SE with fat saturation Initial 2 sequences will help to assess for asymmetry between the brachial plexus regions. Other sequences are high-resolution images through the affected side only.

PN 2: Non-contrast vs pre-/post-contrast sacral plexus MRI Indications: sciatic nerve impingement. Oblique coronal T1 SE Oblique coronal STIR Axial T1 SE Axial STIR Opt: post-gd oblique coronal T1 SE with fat saturation Opt: post-gd axial T1 SE with fat saturation