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It's important to be familiar with normal post-op imaging findings following cranial surgeries with different surgical techniques such as :
burr holes, craniotomy, craniectomy,and cranioplasty.
I show you different normal post-op images in a row as remarks. I hope you like itπŸ‘
Remark 1
After craniotomy, contrast ++ seen both in CT&MRI, lasting longer at MR .
TheΒ dura materΒ enhances in a smooth linear pattern as soon as 9 hours after surgery,& enhancement can lastΒ as long as 40 years!
It almost always occurs in the portion of dura mater deep to flap
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Acute gastric band slippage
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These frontal & lateral views belong to a patient with a history of lung cancer which presented with a newly developed dyspnea. Considering the patient’s history and CXR findings,what is the most likely cause of the elevation of the right hemidiaphragm?
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So do you think atelectasis of the R.U lobe is the main culprit?The answer based on many references is Not!
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Phrenic nerve paralysis is a common cause of elevation of one side of the diaphragm.
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Eventration is a different entity!
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