10 Questions
Why do we ask for a 3T Brain MRI instead of a 1.5T MRI?
The image quality is better
How does an MRI work?
Magnetizing and polarity computation
Scenario: Plaintiff is a 40-year-old man, Auto accident, Tier 11, LOC +, Ambulance and ER same day. He had a Head CT scan in the hospital that came back as normal. Please select the correct statement on the case:
Plaintiff suffered from a TBI, will need Neuro referral, 3T Brain MRI
Scenario: Plaintiff suffered from a TBI. After a month, his wife notices that he’s an “angrier man” but he was not, prior to the MVA. Suddenly starts experiencing social retraction, panic attacks, and anger outbursts. What would be your likely diagnosis?
PTSD/Depression
What does DTI (Diffusion-Tensor imaging) measure and how does it help?
Detects water motion and provides a high quality image of small structures
What does SWI (Susceptibility-Weighted Imaging) measure and how does it help?
Difference of tissues resonance and is highly specific with venous structures
After how many months after DOL should a Brain MRI with TBI protocol be performed
6 months
What does DAI stands for?
Diffuse Axonal Injury
What could be a possible cause of persistent post-concussive symptoms in our Clients?
Diffuse axonal injury
Scenario: Your client has TBI complaints and the Pain Management doctor is recommending a 1.5T Brain MRI to be done. DOL was 20 days ago. Should you schedule the study ASAP?
False
Test your knowledge on neuroimaging techniques such as 3T MRI, DTI, and SWI, and their relevance in diagnosing traumatic brain injuries (TBI) in scenarios such as the presented case. Explore the impact of TBI on behavior and cognitive function.
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