Damage to the spinal cord may be caused by a wide range of pathologies and generally
results in profound functional disability. A reliable diagnostic workup of the spine is very …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE To develop a qualitative brain magnetic resonance imaging
(MRI) scoring system for comatose cardiac arrest patients that can be used in clinical …

OBJECTIVE. Hyperdense venous thrombi on unenhanced head CT may be misinterpreted
as different types of extraaxial hemorrhages, and hemorrhagic venous infarctions may be …

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE: Pediatric cranial sutures are often evaluated for abnormal
diastasis upon presentation to the emergency department after trauma or during a …

DISCUSSION Originally, the button sequestrum sign was used to describe a radiographic
manifestation of eosinophilic granuloma in the bone (, 2,, 3), which is the mildest form of …

Background T2-weighted fast spin-echo imaging (T2-W FSE) is frequently degraded by motion
in pediatric patients. MR imaging with periodically rotated overlapping parallel lines with …

We present a case of a 25-year-old male with severe headaches associated with exertion
and sexual intercourse with vasoconstriction on magnetic resonance and CT angiograms …

A 21-month-old boy with steroid-dependent asthma presented to the emergency room with
Glascow Coma Score (GCS) 3 and retinal hemorrhages. He was found to have subdural and …

Mice with the x-linked immunodeficiency mutation (xid) are unresponsive to polysaccharide
antigens, lack a subset of B cells, and have low serum IgM (2–20% of normal) and IgG3 (3% …

D r. Kra snokuts ky is Senior Radiology Resident, D ep a rtment of Radiology, Tri pler A rmy
Medical Center, 1 Ja rrett White Road, Honolulu HI 96859; E-mail: mi ch ael. k ra snokuts ky…