Pituitary gland MRI scan protocols, positioning and positioning

MRI scans are considered as the most useful diagnostic tool for pituitary gland pathologies. This video will explain how a pituitary gland (sella turcica) MRI scan is performed along with the protocols, positioning and planning for a pituitary gland MRI scan.
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MRI pituitary planning can be found here:
mrimaster.com/PLAN%20SELLA.html

[@simplelife8936]

Honestly, you are not only helping RTs and physicians but mostly the patients. Their life matters. Your reward is GREAT!

[@user-fp1ov8hv8j]

I love your videos they are so helpful thank you so much please continue to do more

[@mihaimoldo]

Great video. However it's missing crucial information like resolution and other parameters that might help starting techs.

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thank you so much for making these videos they are so helpful

[@asadollahzarei1391]

Oh man... I've been studying your website for a while just to discover you've got videos too.

[@veronicaandrei4536]

Love the video, thank you

[@saberfaqe630]

Thank you . more video upload please.. MRCP

[@jacobmathew2401]

Dynamic contrast ???

[@habeebuddin2225]

Good explanation

[@ADF275]

More videos please 😁

[@shuaibchoudhry1897]

Thanks

[@swathy-2652]

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[@shisus6665]

Que es lo que tiene el pte a nivel del seno esfenoidal? (imagen redondeada hiperintensa con un centro hipotenso)

[@asadollahzarei1391]

Wait. Your website says after the first T2 axial we should set the T2 Coronal and then the T1 coronal and saggital fat sats. Is the order of doing them important?

[@shuaibchoudhry1897]

Pliz uploads more videos of mri filming making

[@zap4264]

I've never been given an emergency alarm or ever been for an mri where my arms weren't also strapped down.

[@Anthro777]

Weird. I just had a brain/pit MRI (second brain MRI in my life) and both times I was NOT strapped down and given an alarm call bell

[@mrrizwanidrisi.4493]

More vedio please 🤗

[@narottamhirwani2352]

Thank u

[@chandraprakash9315]

Plz make such video on CT scan also..

[@julesjulianjules]

The name of the channel is mrimaster, not "ctmaster"

[@lalhiranand9078]

DOES THE PITUITARY GLAND RELEASE AN BURST OUT OF ANGER WITHIN ONESELF

[@user-bq8fg1yz4s]

No sponge under patients knees?

[@emandaran8414]

more video upload please

[@pratibhaanand3400]

Is it painful??

[@kennyaleelindo9647]

no it isnt got one today. its only if you are closture phobic then you will be scared..like i closed my eyes and play dead

[@oradsincesar90]

@@kennyaleelindo9647 how long it takes?

[@fixgyan9007]

Is this painful or harmful?

[@Anthro777]

no pain, no harm, no radiation. Both times I actually found it relaxing but apparently I'm weird lol

[@indiantiger4550]

Mame plz apload mra

[@suyognikam6245]

Dynamic content??????????????????

[@eltiarribero]

Once I was training mri students and as a obvious joke I told her to go ask the radiologist how thin he likes the axial through the pituitary, and since she didn't know, she went and asked him. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@veroka7851]

Aa the student I probably would’ve been like “ [name of person that sent me to ask] wants to know........” So you probably ended up looking like a dumbass lol.

[@alisonmadell2934]

does mri with pituitary protocol use contrast or can it be done without?

[@veroka7851]

alison madell when you go to your appointment they have to do both. One without and one with iv contrast. I’m supposed to get an mri with contrast bc they suspect I have a pituitary tumor, my prolactin level is 137. I don’t wanna do it with contrast. Have you read alll the tings that could happen? One of them being Extreme joint pain. Gadolinium, the metal liquid they use combined with something else to “make it safer” can still leak and cause these adverse effects. Most of it will be eliminated in your urine. But you will never get rid of all it. In fact Gadolinium will leave deposits in your brain, organs, skin, and tissues; plus it accumulates every time you get it. I dk what to do. My doctor is insisting that I get the contrast. But I really don’t think I can go through with it after all the horror stories I’ve read. So many ppl end up in a wheelchair. Bones debilitating, thickening of the skin, skin breaking. This shit is extremely toxic just bc they bond it with a safe substance doesn’t mean gadolinium still won’t leak inside our bodies. The effects are sometimes seen after only 24 hours, other times after 10 weeks and other after years. Some people are not affected at all, others are affected greatly by only ONE dose of it. I’m sorry I don’t mean to scare you but you should do your research if you haven’t already.

[@eltiarribero]

@@veroka7851 🤣🤣🤣🤣Radiologist got the joke. He's my friend.

[@alisonmadell2934]

@@veroka7851 thats exactly why i was asking, i need to do contrast mri and contrast pet scan, i dont want to do it but doctors say every one does it. doctor says he want to check for cancer but isnt a ct scan without contrast enough? i will continue to research until i find the safest way, yes i have also read those stories about gadolinium toxicity

[@krishankumar-hj1iq]

SPINE CONTRAST VIDEO

[@user-ni1bd8ju9s]

А хренли толку гипофиз без динамики делать?))))