PURPOSE OF REVIEW This article reviews the neuroimaging of disorders of the spinal cord
and cauda equina, with a focus on MRI. An anatomic approach is used; diseases of the …

Diagnosis of extramedullary spinal diseases is often complex, firstly requiring a good
anatomic knowledge for a precise localization of pathologies. The spinal canal, a tubular …

This review will discuss conventional and advanced magnetic resonance (MRI) imaging
techniques used to study the spine and spinal cord according to the anatomical structures …

[en] MRI is the preferred imaging technique in intracranial pathology and it is unquestionally
the imaging modality of choice in evaluating spinal cord diseases. The primary role of MRI …

[en] Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is the first imaging modality to allow direct
visualization of the spinal cord. Recent technical advances have improved image quality …

Abstract Purpose of Review: The spine is a complex mechanical structure that surrounds
and protects the spinal cord and nerve roots. It is capable of multidirectional movement and …

Neuroimaging of the spinal cord has taken on new dimensions in the past few years. With
improvement in surface coils, elimination of artifacts, and fast scan imaging, myelography …

Spinal cord imaging has significantly benefited from a variety of new MR imaging methods.
Recent decades have also witnessed fundamental progress in understanding of the …

Neuroimaging is indispensable for evaluation of Myelopathy not only for localization but also
for etiologic determination. MRI is the preferred examination for further characterization of …

Cauda equina syndrome refers to dysfunction of the cauda equina, the collection of ventral
and dorsal lumbar, sacral and coccygeal nerve roots that surround the filum terminale. This …