Which disease can cause bilaterally symmetrical T1 hyperintensity in the basal ganglia (specifically the lentiform nuclei)?
a) renal insufficiency
b) hepatic insufficiency
c) hypernatraemia
d)hypoadrenocorticism
b) hepatic insufficiency
due to buildup of manganese which is paramagnetic
Which feline disease can cause ependymitis resulting in marked contrast enhancement of the lining of the ventricular system?
a) Feline ischemic encephalopathy
b) Cryptococcus neformans infection
c) Toxoplasma gondii infection
d) Feline infectious peritonitis
d) FIP (intracranial)
Which disease can cause bilaterally symmetrical T2 hyperintensity in the white matter tracks adjacent to the thalamus?
a) renal insufficiency
b) hepatic insufficiency
c) hypernatraemia
d)hypoadrenocorticism
c) hypernatraemia
wine glass sign
How would you describe this enhancement and what disease could it be?
Marked enhancement of the pachymeninges/dura but not of the sulci
Pachymeningitis (such as idiopathic hypertrophic)
Which cranial nerve is most often affected by malignant nerve sheath tumour and what common changes will you have?
Trigeminal nerve
Signs of unilateral trigeminal nerve dysfunction:
- unilateral temporalis, masseter, pterygoid and rostral aspect of digastricus muscle atrophy
Tumours are usuall T2 iso or hyperintense and strongely enhance
What is the most common metastatic lesion found in the brain?
a) haemangiosarcoma
b) lymphoma
c) histiocytic sarcoma
d) carcinoma
a) haemangiosarcoma
Occlusive infarcts most commonly occur in which region of the brain?
a) forebrain
b) brainstem
c) cerebellum
c) cerebellum
can occur in other parts of brain
A suspected intra-cranial haematoma that is T1 and T2 hyperintense is most likely how old?
a) <24 hours
b) 1-3 days
c) 3-7 days
d) 7-14 days
d) 7-14 days
Name the areas marked with an asterisk and hash
Agenesis of the septum pellicudum is considered intact in …..% of dogs?
a) 25%
b) 45%
c) 65%
d) 85%
a) 25%