Abstract Archives of the RSNA, 2008
Abstract Archives of the RSNA, 2008
Scientific Posters
Presented on December 1, 2008
Participants
Sub-Events
| LL-NR2255-D02 |
Accelerated Hippocampal Volume Reduction in Females in Their Fifties Using 3T-MR Scanners and VBM Naoto Hayashi MD | Shigeki Aoki MD | Kuni Ohtomo MD | Masami Goto | Osamu Abe MD, PhD | Sachiko Inano | Harushi Mori MD | Tomohiko Masumoto MD | Kenji Ino PhD | Keiichi Yano | Kyouhito Iida | Kazuo Mima PhD | et al |
| LL-NR2257-D04 |
Acceleration of Hippocampal Atrophy in Aged Diabetecs: Volume-based Morphometry Study Takeshi Yoshizako MD | Akihiko Wada MD | Takafumi Hayashi MD | Ai Kobayashi | Youji Tsuchie | Hajime Kitagaki MD | Kazutoshi Kamiyama | et al |
| LL-NR2258-D05 |
Neuro-anatomical Correlation with Personal Preference for Living Environments: 3.0 T fMRI Hyeong-Jung Kim MS | Taehoon Kim MS | Han-Su Baek MS | Thirunavukkarasu Sundaram MSC | Gwang Woo Jeong PhD | Gwang-Won Kim MS | Heoung Keun Kang | et al |
| LL-NR2260-D07 |
Detection of Cerebral Hypoperfusion in Alzheimer Disease Using Quantitative Arterial Spin Labeling at 3 T MRI Akio Hiwatashi MD | Takashi Yoshiura MD, PhD | Hiroshi Honda MD | Kouji Yamashita MD | Eiki Nagao | Tomoyuki Noguchi | Osamu Togao MD | Hironori Kamano MD | et al |
| LL-NR2261-D08 |
Hyper Acute Carotid Ischemic Stroke 1.5 T Diffusion-weighted MR Imaging Superior to 3.0 T DWI Aurelie Drier MD | Charlotte Rosso MD | Denis Lacroix MD | Gurkan Mutlu MD | Yves Samson MD, PhD | Didier Dormont MD |
| LL-NR2262-D09 |
Hybrid MRA: A Novel Technique of Cranial MRA for Improving Visualization of Peripheral Vasculatures Tokunori Kimura PhD | Shozo Tamura MD, PhD | Takao Kodama MD, PhD | Takanori Yano MD, PhD |
| LL-NR2263-D10 |
Early Signs of Infectious Spondylitis on CT and MR Imaging David Sandman MD | Glenn Tung MD |
| LL-NR2256-D03 |
Relationship of Exercise to Cerebral Vasculature and Blood Flow in Older AdultsJeffrey Smith MD, PhD | Elizabeth Bullitt MD | Bonita Marks PhD | Feraz Rahman MS | Laurence Katz MD |
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