Köpekte Beynin 3 Tesla Manyetik Rezonans ile 3 Boyutlu Multiplanar Rekonstruksiyonu

Abstract

Bu çalışmanın amacı köpek beyninin 3 boyutlu anatomisinin 3 tesla manyetik rezonans tarama görüntülerinin multiplanar rekonstruksiyonu aracılığıyla in situ olarak gösterilmesidir. Neurocranial yapıların anatomik detaylarının gösterilmesi için 9 adet yetişkin mesaticephalic ırk köpek kullanıldı. Bu amaçla T1 ve T2-ağırlıklı space sekans taramalarının üç boyutlu yeniden şekillendirilmiş görüntülerinden yararlanıldı. 3D-IR-MPR sekansı ile alınan görüntüler, baş ve beyine ait derin yapıların ayrıntılı olarak görüntülenmesini sağladı.

Keywords

• Anatomi,Beyin,Köpek,Manyetik Rezonans görüntüleme,Multiplanar rekonstruksiyon

3 Dimentional Multiplanar Reconstruction of the Brain at 3 Tesla Magnetic Resonance in Dog

Abstract

The purpose of the study was to show three-dimentional anatomy of the dog brain in situ by using multiplanar reconstruction of the magnetic resonance scanning images at 3 tesla. The nine adult mesaticephalic dogs were used for defining the anatomical details of neurocranial structures. The data are obtained from 3D reformatted images derived by T1 and T2-weighted space sequence scans. Three-dimensional inversion recovery multiplanar reconstruction (3D-IR-MPR) sequence provided excellent visualization for the inner structures of the head and brain.

Keywords

• Anatomy,Brain,dog,Magnetic resonance imaging,Multiplanar reconstruction

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