[Publishing in the Journal de Radiologie: an absolute necessity!].
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The main goal of urgent imaging evaluation of patients with suspected CNS infection is to differentiate infectious from tumoral or vascular lesions in order to provide appropriate management. MR imaging, including diffusion weighted imaging and spectroscopy, is superior to CT imaging to characterize lesion location and etiology. The CT and MRI features of the more frequent bacterial, viral and parasitic CNS infections will be described.
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This article reviews the different MR features found in sinusoidal lesions of the liver parenchyma. The diagnosis of these abnormalities is mainly based on the pathologic examination. These diagnoses relate to numerous diseases including veno-occlusive disease, Budd-Chiari disease, peliosis, hepato-portal sclerosis, and portal intra-sinusoidal thrombosis. The use of fast multi-slice acquisitions associated with dynamic enhancement of the liver leads to an efficient examination and allows analysis of both the parenchymal and vascular components of the liver.
This prospective study concerning 100 subtraction angiographies of the lower limbs compared two iodine concentrations of iopamidol (300 and 370 mg l/l) and ioxaglate (320 and 350 mg l/l). More pain and movements disturbed the subtraction with iopamidol 370 in comparison with ionic contrast media (p < 0.005). The quality of the contrast was better with ioxaglate 350 (p = 0.05) than with the others. This one appears to be a good compromise for this type of examination.
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