Flow Effects: Fast and Slow Flow

40 Flow Effects: Fast and Slow Flow


Figure 40.1 presents images from two separate scans in the same patient, varying only in the number of slices acquired. In Fig. 40.1A, images were acquired on both sides of the slice illustrated, whereas in Fig. 40.1B, fewer slices were acquired. More specifically, the scan illustrated in Fig. 40.1B is that from the outermost slice. Thus despite identical scan technique in terms of T1-weighting, Fig. 40.1B illustrates inflow effects (flow-related enhancement) in the cortical veins (arrows) draining into the sagittal sinus, which are absent in Fig. 40.1A.

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Jan 14, 2016 | Posted by in MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING | Comments Off on Flow Effects: Fast and Slow Flow

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