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  • DR/ Hytham Nafady
  • Cistern Widening of subarachnoid space created by separation of pia and arachnoid. Dura Pia Arachnoid adherent to the skull adherent to the brain surface covers only superficial surface of the brain
  • Cistern Widening of subarachnoid space created by separation of pia and arachnoid. Subarachnoid hemorrhage
  • P M IP CH SC CM VI Q PC LT
  • P M IP CH SC CM VI Q PC LT
  • P M CH CM VI PC LT
  • Perimesencephalic cistern 1. Interpeduncular C. 2. Crural C. 3. Ambient C. 4. Quadrigeminal C.
  • Perimesencephalic cistern 1. Interpeduncular C. 2. Crural C. 3. Ambient C. 4. Quadrigeminal C.
  • Perimesencephalic cistern 1. Interpeduncular C. 2. Crural C. 3. Ambient C. 4. Quadrigeminal C.
  • Perimesencephalic cistern 1. Interpeduncular C. 2. Crural C. 3. Ambient C. 4. Quadrigeminal C.
  • Perimesencephalic cistern 1. Interpeduncular C. 2. Crural C. 3. Ambient C. 4. Quadrigeminal C.
  • CSF cisterns Median un-paired cisterns Para-median paired cisterns 1-Premedullary 12-Inferior CP angle 2-Prepontine 13-Superior CP angle 3-Interpeduncular 14-Crural 4-Chiasmatic 15-ambient 5-Lamina terminalis 16-Carotid 6-Pericallosal 17-sylvian 7-Quadrigeminal 8-Vellum interpositum 9-Superior cerebellar 10-Cisterna magna 11-Vallecula
  • Medullary cistern premedullary cistern
  • Medullary cistern
  • PICA Cn12 VA
  • Pontine cistern pre-pontine cistern
  • Pontine cistern
  • Pontine cistern Basilar A Ant. Pontomesencephalic V Petrosal V Superior petrosal sinus
  • Pontine cistern
  • Pontine cistern AICA BA Cn6 Cn6 BA
  • Pre-pontine arachnoid cyst
  • Interpeduncular cistern basal cistern
  • Interpeduncular cistern
  • Interpeduncular cistern Cn 3 Interpeduncular cistern
  • Interpeduncular cistern
  • Basal v. Interpeduncular V DMCV Ponto- mesencephalic V Basilar A. Interpeduncular V DMCV
  • Chiasmatic cistern Suprasellar cistern
  • Chiasmatic cistern Suprasellar cistern
  • Suprasellar arachnoid cyst
  • Liliequist membrane The Liliequist membrane is the arachnoid membrane separating the chiasmatic and interpeduncular cisterns.
  • Liliequist membrane
  • CH P IP
  • Third ventriculostomy
  • Third ventriculostomy
  • PNSAH Peri-mesencephalic Non-aneurysmal Sub-Arachnoid Hemorrhage. Pre-truncal Non-aneurysmal Sub-Arachnoid Hemorrhage. Brain stem = truncus cerebri. Low pressure bleeding. Source: perimesencephalic vein.
  • Lamina terminalis cistern
  • Pericallosal cistern
  • Pericallosal artery aneurysm
  • Subarachnoid hemorrhage
  • Quadrigeminal cistern vein of Galen cistern
  • Vein of Galen aneurysm
  • Precentral V Precentral VPrecentral V
  • Precentral V
  • Quadrigeminal cistern epidermoid cyst
  • Superior cerebellar cistern
  • Vellum interpositum cistern (double layered tela choroidae)
  • Embryologic Basis for the Development and Anatomy of the Cavum Veli Interpositi
  • Vellum interpositum cistern
  • Cavum vili interpositi
  • Cavum villi interpositi Cavum septum pellucidum & cavum vergae
  • Cisterna magna Cerebellomedullary cistern
  • Mega cisterna magna Mega cisterna magna
  • Vallecula cerebelli Vallecula
  • Dandy walker variant
  • CP angle cisterns
  • CP angle cistern AICA
  • Superior CP angle cistern AICA AICA AICA AICA
  • Inferior CP angle cistern Cn 9/10 Cn 10 Cn 9
  • Inferior CP angle arachnoid cyst
  • Crural cisterns Between the Crus cerebri (cerebral peduncles Uncus of temporal lobe Medially Laterally
  • AchA AchAAchA SCA PCA PCA
  • Carotid cisterns
  • Sylvian cisterns
  • Ambient cisterns
  • Trochlear N.
  • PCA
  • Basal vein of Rosenthal
  • Basal vein of Rosenthal
  • Basal vein of Rosenthal
  • Cn 4 epidermoid
  • Trochlear N. schwannoma
  • Retro-thalamic cisterns wings of ambient cisterns
  • Vellum interpositum Retro-thalamic CisternRetro-thalamic Cistern Sup.cerebellar Cistern
  • Overview of CSF spaces
  • Overview of CSF spaces Normal: All CSF spaces are visible neither effaced or dilated.
  • Overview of CSF spaces Normal: All CSF spaces are visible neither effaced or dilated. Atrophy: All CSF spaces are dilated. Hydrocephalus: Ventricles dilated. Subarachnoid spaces effaced. Edema: All CSF spaces are effaced.
  • Overview of CSF spaces Normal: All CSF spaces are visible neither effaced or dilated. Atrophy: All CSF spaces are dilated.
  • Overview of CSF spaces Normal: All CSF spaces are visible neither effaced or dilated. Atrophy: All CSF spaces are dilated. Hydrocephalus: Ventricles dilated. Subarachnoid spaces effaced.
  • Overview of CSF spaces Normal: All CSF spaces are visible neither effaced or dilated. Atrophy: All CSF spaces are dilated. Hydrocephalus: Ventricles dilated. Subarachnoid spaces effaced. Edema: All CSF spaces are effaced.
  • Benign external hydrocephalus
  • 3 years10 months Benign external hydrocephalus
  • Benign external hydrocephalus benign enlargement of subarachnoid spaces in infancy Etiology: Immature arachnoid granulations. C.P: Macrocephaly. Normal developmental milestones.
  • 1. Widening of the bifrontal subarachnoid space and anterior interhemispheric fissure (>5mm). 2. Usually normal subaracnoid space posteriorly. 3. No flattening of adjacent gyri. 4. The anterior fontanelle is frequently enlarged. 5. The ventricular system is within normal limits or slightly dilated. 6. There are no pressure effects on the surrounding brain tissue or cerebral atrophy. 7. No blood products on MRI study. 8. another key distinction between benign enlargement of the subarachnoid spaces and a subdural fluid collection is that in the former the cortical veins will be adjacent to the inner table of the calvarium on MR and ultrasound; whereas in the latter the veins are displaced away from the inner table, as the arachnoid membrane and subarachnoid space are displaced.
  • Benign external hydrocephalus
  • Benign external hydrocephalus
  • External hydrocephalus vs subdural hematoma
  • Hydrocephalus versus atrophy Features that favor hydrocephalus Dilatation of the temporal horns Peri-ventricular interstitial oedema . intra-ventricular flow void from CSF movement on MR Widening of the third ventricular recesses : mid sagittal plane Upward bowing of the corpus callosum : mid sagittal plane Decreased mammillo-pontine distance : mid sagittal plane
  • Mid-sagittal findings of hydrocephalus Widening of the third ventricular recesses. Upward bowing of the corpus callosum. Decreased mammillo- pontine distance .
  • Periventricular leukomalacia