Suspected CNS Vasculitis in a Child with Stroke: Why Is MRA the ACR-Recommended First Scan?
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child. Clinical presentation suggestive of acute stroke, known or suspected central nervous system vasculitis. Initial imag
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child. Clinical presentation suggestive of acute stroke, known or suspected central nervous system vasculitis. Initial imag
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child. Known or suspected cervicocranial arterial dissection based on clinical or imaging findings. Next imaging study. (Ce
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child. Clinical presentation suggestive of acute stroke, known or suspected arteriopathy, or moyamoya. Not a candidate for
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child. Clinical presentation suggestive of acute stroke, not a candidate for emergent intervention. Initial imaging. (Cereb
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Child age older than 6 months. Emergent imaging for clinical presentation suggestive of acute nonsickle–cell related stroke
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Assessment of gravid cervix. Induction of labor or active term labor. Initial imaging. (Assessment of Gravid Cervix): recom
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Assessment of gravid cervix. Suspected preterm labor. Initial imaging. (Assessment of Gravid Cervix): recommended study, di
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Assessment of gravid cervix. History of prior preterm birth. Initial imaging. (Assessment of Gravid Cervix): recommended st
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Assessment of gravid cervix. Nulliparous or no history of prior preterm birth. Initial imaging. (Assessment of Gravid Cervi
ACR-guided imaging workflow for Recurrent hemoptysis. Initial imaging. (Hemoptysis): recommended study, differential, downstream pathway.