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PREAMBLE
INTRODUCTION
INDICATIONS
INDICATIONS
Assessment of Neurovascular Disease
INDICATIONS
Diagnosis and Characterization of Mass Lesions
INDICATIONS
Neurological Disorders Involving Alterations of the Brain Perfusion, in the Appropriate Clinical Setting
QUALIFICATIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF PERSONNEL
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE EXAMINATION
Physician
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Facility Requirements
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Examination Technique
Dynamic susceptibility contrast MRI (DSC MRI) T2* perfusion (also known as bolus-tracking MRI)
Technique
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Examination Technique
Dynamic susceptibility contrast MRI (DSC MRI) T2* perfusion (also known as bolus-tracking MRI)
Data Processing
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE EXAMINATION
Examination Technique
Dynamic susceptibility contrast MRI (DSC MRI) T2* perfusion (also known as bolus-tracking MRI)
Interpretation
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Examination Technique
DCE MRI, also known as “permeability” MRI – T1 permeability mapping
SPECIFICATIONS OF THE EXAMINATION
Examination Technique
ASL perfusion MRI
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Examination Technique
ASL perfusion MRI
Technique
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Examination Technique
ASL perfusion MRI
Data Processing
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Examination Technique
Advantages, disadvantages, and comparison of MR perfusion techniques
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Examination Technique
Perfusion imaging in pediatric
DOCUMENTATION
EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS
SAFETY GUIDELINES
QUALITY CONTROL AND IMPROVEMENT, SAFETY, INFECTION CONTROL, AND PATIENT EDUCATION
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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