This panel contains the recommended sections for diagnostic imaging reports based on the HL7 Implementation Guide for CDAВ® Release 2: Consolidated CDA Templates for Clinical Notes (US Realm) DSTU Release 1.1. LOINCДiagnostic imaging report - recommended C-CDA R2.0 and R2.1 sectionsД¬urrent imaging procedure descriptions Document This panel contains the recommended sections for diagnostic imaging reports based on HL7 Implementation Guide for CDAВ® Release 2: Consolidated CDA Templates for Clinical Notes (US Realm) DSTU Releases 2.0 & 2.1. A protocol should be proposed in which gadolinium is used in selected patients.Version 2.72 30656-3 MR Guidance for stereotactic localization of Brain- W contrast IV Active Fully-Specified Name Component Guidance for stereotactic localization^W contrast IV Property Find Time Pt System Head>Brain Scale Doc Method MR Additional Names Short Name MR Guided Brain Str loc-W contr IV Associated Observations The use of IVC increases the degree of confidence in a novel radiologist, while in the expert its use is less relevant. Inner ear MRI without contrast gives relevant information to assess audiovestibular symptoms. There was a correlation between the reasons for request the MRI and the findings in the ears, both in protocols without IVC (p = 0.004) and in protocols with IVC (p = 0.002). The interobserver correlation using IVC was excellent (0.97), but weak without IVC (0.52). The resident identified otic pathology in 5% in baseline sequences and 20% using CIV. After IVC administration, findings were similar. Neuroradiologist without IVC found 82.5% of extraotic pathology and 17.5% of otic pathology, highlighting the neurinoma of the VIII pair (7.5%) ossifying labyrinthitis, retrofenestrated otosclerosis and cholesteatoma. The most frequent reason for request the MRI was hearing loss (52.5%). The interobserver correlation and the correlation between MRI findings and the reason for requesting the study were calculated. A first assessment was made analyzing just the sequences acquired without contrast and then a second evaluation of all the sequences, including post-contrast T1 sequences. Two radiologists reviewed independently and blinded the images. Retrospective study including patients who had an inner ear MRI for two months. To evaluate the added value of administering intravenous contrast (IVC) routinely to the MRI of patients with audiovestibular symptoms in the assessment of a neuroradiologist and a resident. Se deberГa plantear un protocolo en el que se use gadolinio en pacientes seleccionados. El uso de CIV aumenta el grado de confianza en un radiГіlogo novel, mientras que en el experto su uso es menos relevante. La RM de oГdos sin contraste da informaciГіn relevante para valorar sГntomas audiovestibulares. ExistiГі correlaciГіn entre los motivos de solicitud y los hallazgos en los oГdos, tanto en los protocolos sin CIV ( pВ =В 0,004) como en los protocolos con CIV ( pВ =В 0,002). La correlaciГіn interobservador usando CIV fue excelente (0,97), pero dГ©bil sin CIV (0,52). El residente identificГі patologГa Гіtica en el 5% en las secuencias basales y un 20% usando CIV. Tras la administraciГіn de CIV, los hallazgos fueron similares. El neurorradiГіlogo sin CIV encontrГі un 82,5% de patologГa extraГіtica y un 17,5% de patologГa Гіtica, entre las que destacaba un neurinoma del VIII par (7,5%) tambiГ©n laberintitis osificante, otosclerosis retrofenestrada y colesteatoma. El motivo de solicitud mГЎs frecuente fue hipoacusia (52,5%). Se calculГі la correlaciГіn interobservador y la correlaciГіn entre los hallazgos en RM y el motivo de solicitud. Se realizГі una lectura analizando las secuencias adquiridas sin contraste, y posteriormente una segunda lectura analizando todas las secuencias, incluidas las secuencias T1-poscontraste. Dos radiГіlogos revisaron las imГЎgenes de forma independiente y cegada. Material y mГ©todosД®studio retrospectivo que incluГa pacientes que durante 2 meses se realizaron una RM de oГdos. Evaluar el valor aГ±adido que aporta administrar contraste intravenoso ( CIV) rutinariamente en las resonancias magnГ©ticas (RM) de pacientes con sГntomas audiovestibulares en la lectura de un neurorradiГіlogo y un residente.

Contraste resonancia magnetica cerebral