Conclusions MRI of cerebroma type schistosomiasis could be misdiagnosis as tumor.Analysis should be made through combining laboratory and imaging data.
MRI showed a large inhomogeneously enhanced tumor in the atrium of the right lateral ventricle with extraventricular invasion of the adjacent brain parenchyma.
Conclusion:Quantitative study of MRI and 1H MRS is essential for determination of normal myelinization and neuronal integrity and age-related biochemical changes in the brain.
Conclusion:Pituitary abscess should be considered when patients presented diabetes insipidus,hypopituitarism,sella bone erosion and sella neoplasm similar to a cyst tumor in CT or MRI.
Results The CT and MRI manifestations of intracranial mixed tumor were exactly like meningioma, glioma, and hypophysoma, etc, therefore it was usually misdiagnosed the common tumor.
Results MRI appearances of painful ophthalmoplegia syndrome included patch or small nodule abnormal signal at the region of fissura orbitalis superior. The ipsilateral cavernous sinus was enlarged.
Method The lumbar intervertebral discs of 150 patients with backleg pain were scanned by MRI, and the changes of appearance and signal in lumbar intervertebral discs were observed.
ECG-gated MRI was performed at 0.5T in 12 patients, aged from 2 months old to 10 years old, for assessment of complex congenital cardiac abnormalities of the asplenia syndrome.