Four-hour-delayed 3D-FLAIR MRIs in patients with acute unilateral peripheral vestibulopathy.

Keun-Tae KimSangeun ParkSun-Uk LeeEuyhyun ParkByungjun Kim Byung-Jo Kim Ji-Soo Kim

Published in: Annals of clinical and translational neurology (2024)

Robust gadolinium enhancement was observed on 4-hour-delayed 3D-FLAIR images in nearly half of the patients with AUPV/VN, with a good correlation with the results of neurotologic evaluation. The positivity may be determined by the extent of vestibular deficit, timing of imaging acquisition, and possibly by the underlying etiology causing AUPV/VN. MRIs may aid in delineating the involved structures in AUPV/VN.

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