Imaging inner ear
3.33: Imaging inner ear Jyoti Kumar, Abhinav C. Bhagat Introduction The intricate anatomy and specialization of the ear as a hearing and balancing organ lends a unique nature to it….
The anterior skull base and the first cranial nerve – imaging anatomy and pathology
3.26: The anterior skull base and the first cranial nerve – imaging anatomy and pathology Subarekha TB, S. Rajakokila, R.S. Aarathhi Dhevi Vikramavel Abbreviations ASB – Anterior skull base CT…
Imaging the middle ear
3.32: Imaging the middle ear Shivaprakash B. Hiremath, Santanu Chakraborty Imaging the middle ear The temporal bone is one of the most complex regions of the head and neck. Adequate…
The parapharyngeal space: Prestyloid parapharyngeal space
3.13: The parapharyngeal space: Prestyloid parapharyngeal space Praveen Kumar Chinniah, Geethu Elizabeth Punnen, Anish Krishna, Soumya Susan Regi Introduction The parapharyngeal space, an inverted pyramidal structure, extending from the skull…
Oncoimaging: Basic science to clinical application
2.15: Oncoimaging: Basic science to clinical application 2.15.1 CANCER BIOLOGY Prerit Sharma, Abhishek Mahajan, Shreya Shukla, Shivam Rastogi, Pritesh Shah Introduction Cancer is a multifactorial disease, and imaging forms an…
Nasopharynx
3.9: Nasopharynx Saugata Sen, Anisha Gehani, Jeevitesh Khoda, Dayananda Lingegowda Introduction Physical and naked eye examination of the nasopharyngeal region is not possible. Endoscopy and cross-sectional imaging are the only…
Nonspecific inflammatory disorders
2.8: Nonspecific inflammatory disorders Sinduja Sivaramalingam, Alok Kale, Pradhap Lenin, N. Chidambaranathan Some of the uncommon disorders with multisystem manifestations do not have a singular cause or well-proven pathogenesis and…
Basics of fluoroscopy
1.7: Basics of fluoroscopy Ankita Aggarwal, Rohini Gupta Ghasi, Padma V. Badhe Mozart’s music is like an X-ray of your soul – it shows what is there and what is…
Temporal bone imaging anatomy
3.30: Temporal bone imaging anatomy Rajendra Solanki, Pooja Prajapati, Poornima Digge, Digish Vaghela Introduction The ear mainly consists of three compartments: the inner, middle and external ear. However, embryologically it…
B: Neuroophthalmology
Part B: Neuroophthalmology DR K NAGARAJAN | DR OLMA VEENA NORONHA The neuroradiological workup related to neuroophthalmology falls into the following categories based on anatomical lesion location and visual/cranial nerve pathways: I….
