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CT/MRI temporal bone

CT/MRI temporal bones

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MRI primarily looks at: nerves (7th & 8th cranial)
irregularly shaped bones on right and left side temporal bone
Temporal bones must be parallel or perpendicular? parallel
Numerous small intercommunicating cavities filled with air mastoid air cells
Infection/fluid build up in the mastoid cells is termed: mastoiditis
fibrocartilaginous auricle external ear
another name for external ear ear lobe
opening that forms canal to reach middle ear external auditory meatus (EAM)
what does the middle ear consist of? tympanic membrane (ear drum), tympanic cavity, auditory ossicles
transmits sound waves to ossicles tympanic membrane
another name for the tympanic membrane? ear drum
narrow air-filled cavity housing ossicles tympanic cavity
vibrate the sound waves to the oval window auditory ossicles
what are the auditory ossicles? (lateral to medial) malleus, incus, stapes
what houses the essential components for hearing and equilibrium? inner ear
3 loops that form right angles to one another that control equilibrium and balance semicircular canals
what are the semicircular canals lateral and inferior to? cochlea
hearing, converts sound vibrations into nerve impulses cochlea
what does the cochlea look like on an axial CT image piece of broccoli or cauliflower
what does the cochlea look like on an MRI axial & coronal image? a seashell
controls facial nerves & provides taste to 2/3 of the tongue cranial nerve #7
what 3 branches does cranial nerve #7 consist of? temporal branch, zygomatic branch, and buccal branch
what is another name for cranial nerve #7? facial nerve
consists of cochlear & vestibular nerves? cranial nerve # 8
another name for cranial nerve #8 acoustic/vestibulocochlear
What carries information about hearing & attaches itself to the cochlea? cochlear nerve
What carries information about balance & attaches itself to the semicircular canals? vestibular nerve
a canal within the petrous part of the temporal bone of the skull between the posterior cranial fossa and the inner ear; the 7th and 8th cranial nerves also go through this Internal Auditory Canal (IAC)
what is the slice thickness for CT/MRI temporal bones? 1-3 mm
what planes are scanned in CT for temporal bones? axial & coronal
What must the gantry be matched to for CT temporal bones? internal auditory canals
What is used to image MRI IAC? neurovascular & head coils (birdcage)
Created by: gnteumac
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