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| ===Special View for Optic Nerves=== | ===Special View for Optic Nerves=== | ||
| - | **Dorsal Oblique**: | + | ==**Dorsal Oblique**:== |
| - Acquire normal sagittal slices, and ensure slice coverage and FOV includes the entire eye and brain. | - Acquire normal sagittal slices, and ensure slice coverage and FOV includes the entire eye and brain. | ||
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| See GIFs below to get a sense of the anatomy. Sequence: 3D Isotropic PD FRFSE | See GIFs below to get a sense of the anatomy. Sequence: 3D Isotropic PD FRFSE | ||
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| - | Sagittal Oblique | + | Dorsal Oblique 3D PD FRFSE |
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| + | ==**Sagittal Oblique**: | ||
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| + | The Sagittal Oblique is fairly straightforward. While looking at a dorsal image, plan about a 30-45 degree oblique from straight sagittal and expand slice coverage to include the entire orbit. | ||
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| + | ====The Trigeminal Nerves==== | ||
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| + | ====The Vestibulocochlear Nerves==== | ||