Title
MRI of the Orbits Without and With Intravenous Contrast
Clinical History
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Comparison
No prior studies available for comparison.
Technique
Multi-planar MRI of the orbits was obtained utilizing axial (T1 FS, T2 FS), coronal (T2 FS, T1) and bilateral oblique T1 FS sequences without contrast. Following intravenous contrast administration, axial T1 FS, coronal T1 FS and oblique T1 FS images were acquired. Additional brain imaging included axial (T1, DWI, ADC) and sagittal (T1) sequences without contrast, and axial sequences with contrast.
Findings
Multiplanar imaging of the orbits demonstrates normal anatomy without acute abnormality.
Orbital Globes:
The orbital globes are normal in size and symmetric without evidence of proptosis.
Orbital Masses and Lesions:
No evidence of mass or abnormal enhancing lesion within the orbits.
Extraocular Muscles:
The extraocular muscles appear unremarkable bilaterally.
Optic Nerves and Chiasm:
The optic chiasm is normal in size without evidence of impingement.
Pituitary Stalk:
The pituitary stalk appears unremarkable.
Cavernous Sinuses:
The cavernous sinuses appear unremarkable bilaterally.
Brain Parenchyma:
Brain parenchyma demonstrates normal signal intensity and no acute intracranial abnormality.
Impression
MRI of the orbits without and with contrast demonstrates normal orbital anatomy without evidence of mass, inflammation, or structural abnormality.