Pulmonary tuberculosis is common chronic infectious disease, with a wide range of patients from infancy to the elderly. Currently, CT is the a commonly used method of examination, but radiation is not negligible. MRI as a non-radiative lesion, and functional measurement, can be used for tuberculosis examination and follow-up. This article provides a feasible examination plan for routine examination of tuberculosis via comparisons of T1-weighted Star vibe and standad vibe, and T2-weighted fBLADE and 3D SPACE.
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