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Froggy Jumps Imaging in CNS InfectionsOnline version CNS infection imaging cues by ahilan bala 1 Which imaging modality is typically first-line for suspected CNS infection in many patients? a MRI b CT without contrast c Ultrasound of the skull 2 On diffusion-weighted MRI, what finding most suggests a brain abscess? a No diffusion restriction b Restricted diffusion c Facilitated diffusion 3 Which MRI feature strongly suggests tuberculous meningitis? a Lateral ventricle obstruction b Cortical ribboning c Basilar meningeal enhancement 4 In HIV patients with multiple ring-enhancing brain lesions, which diagnosis is most likely? a Toxoplasmosis b Glioblastoma c Metastasis 5 What diffusion pattern helps distinguish a pyogenic abscess from a tumor? a Restricted diffusion with low ADC b High ADC diffusion c No diffusion restriction 6 Cryptococcal meningitis commonly shows which imaging pattern? a Cerebral microbleeds b Basilar artery stenosis c Dilated perivascular spaces and cisternal dilation 7 Which brain region is typically involved in HSV encephalitis on MRI? a Temporal lobes b Cerebellum c Occipital lobes 8 Which imaging feature is typical for intracranial empyema? a Non-restrictive diffusion in a cyst b Subdural collection with restricted diffusion c Intraparenchymal calcification 9 In CNS infections, what MRI finding supports meningitis with meningeal enhancement? a Enhancement of the meninges after contrast b Isolated brain atrophy c No enhancement after contrast 10 Which lesion pattern in an immunocompromised patient strongly suggests toxoplasmosis? a Multiple ring-enhancing lesions b Single non-enhancing lesion c Diffuse diffuse atrophy

Froggy Jumps

Imaging in CNS InfectionsOnline version

CNS infection imaging cues

by ahilan bala

Which imaging modality is typically first-line for suspected CNS infection in many patients?

MRI

CT without contrast

Ultrasound of the skull

On diffusion-weighted MRI, what finding most suggests a brain abscess?

No diffusion restriction

Restricted diffusion

Facilitated diffusion

Which MRI feature strongly suggests tuberculous meningitis?

Lateral ventricle obstruction

Cortical ribboning

Basilar meningeal enhancement

In HIV patients with multiple ring-enhancing brain lesions, which diagnosis is most likely?

Toxoplasmosis

Glioblastoma

Metastasis

What diffusion pattern helps distinguish a pyogenic abscess from a tumor?

Restricted diffusion with low ADC

High ADC diffusion

No diffusion restriction

Cryptococcal meningitis commonly shows which imaging pattern?

Cerebral microbleeds

Basilar artery stenosis

Dilated perivascular spaces and cisternal dilation

Which brain region is typically involved in HSV encephalitis on MRI?

Temporal lobes

Cerebellum

Occipital lobes

Which imaging feature is typical for intracranial empyema?

Non-restrictive diffusion in a cyst

Subdural collection with restricted diffusion

Intraparenchymal calcification

In CNS infections, what MRI finding supports meningitis with meningeal enhancement?

Enhancement of the meninges after contrast

Isolated brain atrophy

No enhancement after contrast

Which lesion pattern in an immunocompromised patient strongly suggests toxoplasmosis?

Multiple ring-enhancing lesions

Single non-enhancing lesion

Diffuse diffuse atrophy

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Imaging in CNS InfectionsOnline version

by ahilan bala

Which imaging modality is typically first-line for suspected CNS infection in many patients?

On diffusion-weighted MRI, what finding most suggests a brain abscess?

Which MRI feature strongly suggests tuberculous meningitis?

In HIV patients with multiple ring-enhancing brain lesions, which diagnosis is most likely?

What diffusion pattern helps distinguish a pyogenic abscess from a tumor?

Cryptococcal meningitis commonly shows which imaging pattern?

Which brain region is typically involved in HSV encephalitis on MRI?

Which imaging feature is typical for intracranial empyema?

In CNS infections, what MRI finding supports meningitis with meningeal enhancement?

Which lesion pattern in an immunocompromised patient strongly suggests toxoplasmosis?

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