Pannus at C1-C2

95 year old Patient, female, with clinical history of collapse, requested a CT Head.

The first bottom CT images were abnormal at the foramen

And then we decided to scan a few slices down into C3.

Performing Sagital rfmt/3D:

Cervical cord impingement (Pannus at C1-C2) that could cause the collapse.

One of the reasons why we should start the CT Head scan at C1

Fernando Marques

Senior Radiographer

Vertebral/Basilar Artery CT and MRI for Stent and Coils

Previous endovascular intervention on a 38 year old Male Patient.

- CTA and MRA.

- MRI seq = Sag T1, Ax T2 FSE, Ax T2 Flair, Ax Grad, Ax DWI, Ax T1 post Gad IV.

Fernando Marques

Senior Radiographer