Supplemental Brain Images

Supplemental Brain Images

Online resources for Clinical Neuropsychology: A Pocket Handbook for

Assessment, Third Edition

Michael W. Parsons, PhD and Thomas A. Hammeke, PhD

Supplemental Figure 4.1i: Mengioma case example.

Supplemental Figure 4.2i: Mengioma case example.

Supplemental Figure 4.3i: Mengioma case example.

Supplemental Figure 4.4i: CT images—Skull fracture secondary

to trauma.

Supplemental Figure 4.5i: CT images—Foreign body.

Supplemental Figure 4.6i: CT images—Intracranial blood secondary

to hemorrhage. Blood appears as a hazy bright substance in the

subarachnoid spaces at the base of the brain.

Supplemental Figure 4.7i: CT images—Intracranial blood secondary

to hemorrhage. Blood appear in the sulcal space at a more superior

level in a patient with diffuse hemorrhage.

Supplemental Figure 4.8i: CT images—intracranial blood secondary

to hemorrhage. A focal intraparenchymal hemorrhage produces a

more densely bright focus in the right frontal lobe of another patient.

Supplemental Figure 4.9i: CT images—intracranial blood

secondary to trauma.

Supplemental Figure 4.10i: CT images—Intracranial localization of

electrodes. Contact point on the electrode creates a metallic “spray”

artifact.

Supplemental Figure 4.11i: CT images—Intracranial localization of

electrodes. A three-dimensional CT reconstruction illustrating

electrode placement superficially.

Supplemental Figure 4.12i: CT images of abnormal basal ganglia,

thalamic, white matter, and cerebellar calcification in a patient with

Fahr’s syndrome.

Supplemental Figure 4.13i: MR images—Normal tissue

contrasts—T1 Axial.

Supplemental Figure 4.14i: MR images—Normal tissue

contrasts—T1 Coronal.

Supplemental Figure 4.15i: MR images—Normal tissue

contrasts—T1 Sagittal.

Supplemental Figure 4.16i: MR images—Normal tissue

contrasts—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.17i: MR images—Normal tissue

contrasts—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.18i: MR images—Normal tissue

contrasts—Proton Density.

Supplemental Figure 4.19i: MR images—Stroke—Acute—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.20i: MR images—Stroke—Acute—

FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.21i: MR images—Stroke—Acute—DWI.

Supplemental Figure 4.22i: MR images—Stroke—Acute—ADC.

Supplemental Figure 4.23i: MR images—Stroke—Remote—T1.

Supplemental Figure 4.24i: MR images—Stroke—Remote—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.25i: MR images—Stroke—Remote—

FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.26i: MR images—Stroke—Remote—

DWI.

Supplemental Figure 4.27i: MR images—Stroke—Remote—

ADC.

Supplemental Figure 4.28i: MR images—Stroke—

Hemorrhagic—T1.

Supplemental Figure 4.29i: MR images—Stroke—

Hemorrhagic—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.30i: MR images—Stroke—

Hemorrhagic—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.31i: MR images—Stroke—

Hemorrhagic—DWI.

Supplemental Figure 4.32i: MR images—Stroke—

Hemorrhagic—SWI.

Supplemental Figure 4.33i: MR images—Traumatic

hemorrhage—TI.

Supplemental Figure 4.34i: MR images—Traumatic

hemorrhage—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.35i: MR images—Traumatic

hemorrhage—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.36i: MR images—Traumatic

hemorrhage—SWI.

Supplemental Figure 4.37i: MR images—Low grade brain

tumor—T1.

Supplemental Figure 4.38i: MR images—Low grade brain

tumor—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.39i: MR images—Low grade brain

tumor—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.40i: MR images—Low grade brain

tumor—T1 Contrast.

Supplemental Figure 4.41i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—T1.

Supplemental Figure 4.42i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.43i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.44i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—T1 Contrast.

Supplemental Figure 4.45i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—CBF.

Supplemental Figure 4.46i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—Radiation necrosis—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.47i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—Radiation necrosis—T1 Contrast.

Supplemental Figure 4.48i: MR images—High grade brain

tumor—Radiation necrosis—Cerebral blood flow.

Supplemental Figure 4.49i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

T1.

Supplemental Figure 4.50i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.51i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.52i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

T1 Contrast.

Supplemental Figure 4.53i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

Active lesions—T1.

Supplemental Figure 4.54i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

Active lesions—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.55i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

Active lesions—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.56i: MR images—Multiple sclerosis—

Active lesions—T1 Contrast.

Supplemental Figure 4.57i: MR images—Dementia—

Alzheimer’s disease.

Supplemental Figure 4.58i: MR images—Dementia—Normal

pressure hydrocephalus—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.59i: MR images—Dementia—Normal

pressure hydrocephalus—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.60i: MR images—Small vessel

disease—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.61i: MR images—Hippocampal

sclerosis in epilepsy—T1.

Supplemental Figure 4.62i: MR images—Hippocampal

sclerosis in epilepsy—T2.

Supplemental Figure 4.63i: MR images—Hippocampal

sclerosis in epilepsy—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.64i: MR images—Hippocampal

sclerosis in epilepsy—FLAIR.

Supplemental Figure 4.65i: MR images—Major white matter

fiber bundles.

Supplemental Figure 4.66i: MR images—Magnetic resonance

spectroscopy.

Supplemental Figure 4.67i: Functional MRI—Memory task.

Supplemental Figure 4.68i: Functional MRI—Hand motor task.

Supplemental Figure 4.69i: Functional MRI—Language

comprehension task.