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Tib/Fib

Indications

  • Mass
  • Infection
  • Pain
  • Trauma
  • Lesion

Preparation/Positioning

Positioning: Supine Head First

Centering: Center of long bone of interest

Coil: Body surface coil

*Earplugs Mandatory*

Procedure: Mobilize lower leg

Dietary Prep: None

Sagittal STIR

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

3mm

Slice Gap

0.3mm

Coronal T1 FSE

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

3mm

Slice Gap

0.3mm

Coronal STIR FSE

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

256×256

Slice Thickness

3mm

Slice Gap

0.3mm

Axial T1 FSE

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

5-6mm

Slice Gap

1mm

Axial T2 FSE

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

5-6mm

Slice Gap

1mm

If Ordered With Contrast, Add the Following

Axial T1 Fat Sat FSE

(Pre-Contrast)

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

5-6mm

Slice Gap

1mm

Coronal T1 Fat Sat FSE

(Pre-Contrast)

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

3mm

Slice Gap

0.5mm

Axial T1 Fat Sat FSE

(Post Contrast)

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

3mm

Slice Gap

0.5mm

Coronal T1 Fat Sat FSE

(Post Contrast)

FOV

380mm

Image Matrix

320×320

Slice Thickness

3mm

Slice Gap

0.5mm

Plotting:

Cover Tibia and angle to the long  bone.

Considerations:

  • Set phase R-L and compensate for aliasing.
  • Saturation band inferior and superior to our FOV can help reduce artifacts.

Plotting:

Angle to tibia

Considerations:

  • Set phase H-F and compensate for aliasing.
  • Open RectFOV above 100% to increase coverage.
  • Saturation band inferior and superior to our FOV can help reduce artifacts.

Plotting:

Angle to tibia

Considerations:

  • Set phase H-F and compensate for aliasing.
  • Open RectFOV above 100% to increase coverage.
  • Saturation band inferior and superior to our FOV can help reduce artifacts.