Imaging pharmacology including contrast media and radiopharmaceuticals
Management in radiology
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Clinical Data
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Imaging Modality & Technique
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Available Imaging Acquisition Details
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ANATOMIC LOCATIONS
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LESION MORPHOLOGY
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Advance imaging features
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General Information
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Clinical Data
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Imaging Modality
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Examples: Non-contrast CT, CT Chest, CT Abdomen/Pelvis, Mammography.
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Sequences Available
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Examples of Available Imaging Acquisition Details:MRI sequences,CT acquisition phases (non-contrast, arterial, venous, delayed, perfusion), PET acquisition details (radiotracer), Ultrasound (doppler, elastography), Mammography (standard views,tomosynthesis)
Examples of contrast administration:No contrast, Gadolinium-enhanced MRI.
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Anatomic Locations
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First, list the possible primary locations and lesion distribution options.
Examples of primary locations: (Brain) Right frontal lobe, (Brain) Left frontal lobe, (Brain) Insula.
Examples of lesion distribution: Solitary lesion, Multifocal lesions, Diffuse involvement.
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Lesion Morphology
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Examples of shape and margins: Well-circumscribed, Ill-defined, Lobulated.
Examples of internal structure: Solid, Cystic, Necrotic center.
Examples of border characteristics: Smooth border, Thick irregular rim, Ring-enhancing lesion.
Examples of mass effect: No significant mass effect, Mild mass effect, Midline shift, Herniation.
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Imaging characteristics
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Examples of imaging characteristics Signal intensity for MRI, attenuation for CT, density for radiography and mammography, echogenicity for ultrasound, and tracer uptake/activity for PETCT.
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Contrast Enhancement Patterns
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Examples of contrast enhancement patterns: No enhancement, Heterogeneous enhancement, Ring enhancement.
Examples of enhancement degree: Mild, Moderate.
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Associated findings
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Examples: Vasogenic edema, Cytotoxic edema, Calcifications, Vascular encasement.
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Advance Imaging Features
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Examples of perfusion imaging: Increased relative cerebral blood volume (rCBV), Decreased rCBV.
Examples of MR spectroscopy: Elevated choline, Reduced NAA, Lactate peak.
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Differential Diagnosis
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Final Diagnosis
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Extra categories
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Example:Which is the next step? (MRI [correct], Ultrasound, Abdominal CT).
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DICOM IMAGES
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