Normal appearance of a young person's brain on a 1.5T scanner other than borderline low-lying tonsils. Note, however, that McRae’s line (basion to the opisthion) needs to be measured A) in …

Feb 8, 2025 · Normal brain imaging examples Last revised by Frank Gaillard on 8 Feb 2025 Edit article

Case Discussion Normal appearances of a very thorough set of sequences of MR brain imaging (no post-contrast sequences).

No abnormal signal intensity of brain parenchyma. The white and grey matter differentiation are normal. No restricted diffusion. No blooming artefact on SWI. No hydrocephalus.

Appearance and intensity of brain parenchyma are normal. Ventricular system and cisternal spaces appear normal. No evidence of intracranial space occupying lesion or obvious vascular …

This case illustrates a normal brain MRI scan in a neurodegenerative protocol: with a volumetric isometric T1, axial T2 limited to basal ganglia and posterior fossa, axial FLAIR, SWI, and …

Case Discussion This case illustrates a normal Brain MRI in an 18-year-old boy. Please, refer to the article on normal brain imaging examples for more cases like this. Note that absence of the …

This is a regular MRI scan of a newborn born at 40 weeks of gestational age. The image shows that the myelination process is still incomplete, resulting in the white matter appearing low on …

Normal examination of the brain including post-contrast T1 volumetric MPRAGE and post-contrast FL

Normal MRI head of a highly-functioning 70-year-old individual. Taking clinical correlation into account, there is quite a wide variation in what is considered "normal range" for the width of …