MRI diagnosis of Wallerian degeneration
Yubo Liu
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Yubo Liu
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Objective: To study the MRI characteristics of Wallerian degeneration of the pyramidal tract involved in intracranial diseases,promote the recognition and diagnosis of this kind of degeneration.Methods: Twenty-three cases of Wallerian degeneration of the pyramidal tract involved in intracranial diseases were collected and all the MRI characteristics was analysed.Results: All the primary diseases were above the tentorium of cerebellum,of which 22 cases were located at one side of hemisphere and 1 case was demonstrated bilaterally.The abnormal signal of pyramidal tract was found at the same side of the primary disease,of which brain stems atrophy were found in 9 cases.Conclusion: MRI has large advantages and is quite valuable in the diagnosis of Wallerian degeneration.
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Objective: To study the MRI characteristics of Wallerian degeneration of the pyramidal tract involved in intracranial diseases,promote the recognition and diagnosis of this kind of degeneration.Methods: Twenty-three cases of Wallerian degeneration of the pyramidal tract involved in intracranial diseases were collected and all the MRI characteristics was analysed.Results: All the primary diseases were above the tentorium of cerebellum,of which 22 cases were located at one side of hemisphere and 1 case was demonstrated bilaterally.The abnormal signal of pyramidal tract was found at the same side of the primary disease,of which brain stems atrophy were found in 9 cases.Conclusion: MRI has large advantages and is quite valuable in the diagnosis of Wallerian degeneration.
Key concepts: Wallerian degeneration, Medicine, Degeneration (medical), Pyramidal tracts, Tentorium, Atrophy, Pathology, Cerebellum