Neuroradiology — Flashcards

_____ peak in magnetic resonance (MR) spectroscopy is diagnostic of Tuberculoma

Bilateral atrophy of _____ nuclei and compensatory dilatation of lateral ventricle, a finding known as box car ventricles, observed in Huntingtons disease.

Cord expansion will lead to a _____ appearance in intramedullary tumor

_____ poisoning is classically associated with bilateral globus pallidus lesions on MRI.

_____ sign is one of the characteristic findings on MRI T2 in central pontine myelinolysis.

Imaging of oligodendroglioma typically reveals a _____ tumor in the white matter, usually involving the frontal lobe

The _____ sign refers to widely spaced lateral ventricles due to agenesis of the corpus callosum with intervening Probst bundles

_____ sign on brain CT indicates the presence of tension pneumocephalus.

Banana sign is seen in _____ and in meningomyelocele

Extracanalicular extension of _____ into the cerebellopontine angle (path of least resistance) can lead to "ice-cream-cone' appearance.