Handbook of MRI Technique. Catherine Westbrook

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Axial parallel to falx cerebri and ACPC line foramen magnum to superior surface of the brain occipital lobe to frontal lobe and both temporal lobes Coronal perpendicular to ACPC line cerebellum to frontal lobe foramen magnum to vertex and both temporal lobes Temporal lobes Sagittal parallel to falx cerebri lateral borders of each temporal lobe foramen magnum to vertex and occiput to frontal lobe Axial parallel to temporal lobes and falx cerebri inferior aspect of temporal lobes to superior border of body of corpus callosum occipital lobe to frontal lobe and both temporal lobes Coronal perpendicular to axial slices and parallel to falx cerebri posterior cerebellum to anterior border of genu of corpus callosum foramen magnum and vertex and both temporal lobes IAMs and posterior fossa Sagittal parallel to falx cerebri through IAMs on both sides foramen magnum to superior body of corpus callosum and both temporal lobes Axial perpendicular to falx cerebri and parallel to both IAMs through the IAMs and posterior fossa occipital lobe to frontal lobe and both temporal lobes Coronal parallel to falx cerebri and a line between both IAMs posterior border of cerebellum to clivus foramen magnum to vertex and both temporal lobes Pituitary fossa Sagittal parallel to falx cerebri through the pituitary fossa inferior edge of sphenoid sinus to the superior portion of the lateral ventricles Axial parallel to falx cerebri floor of the pituitary fossa to circle of Willis occipital lobe to frontal lobe and both temporal lobes Coronal parallel to falx cerebri posterior to anterior clinoids inferior border of sphenoid sinus to superior portion of lateral ventricles and both temporal lobes Orbits Sagittal parallel to rectus muscles and parallel to optic nerve (single orbit) left to right lateral walls of bony orbit or entire brain (optic neuritis) foramen magnum to vertex and from occipital to the frontal lobe Axial perpendicular to falx cerebri (in true plane or orientated to optic nerve) inferior margin to above superior margin of orbits lens of eye, globe, optic nerves and chiasm Coronal perpendicular to optic nerve optic chiasm to lens of the orbit left and right lateral walls of the orbit Paranasal sinuses Sagittal perpendicular to hard palate through paranasal sinuses foramen magnum to vertex Axial perpendicular to nasal septum inferior border of maxillary sinuses to superior edge of frontal sinuses sphenoid sinus, tip of nose and lateral borders of all paranasal sinuses Coronal perpendicular to hard palate posterior portion of sphenoid sinus to tip of nose inferior margin of maxillary sinuses to superior border of frontal sinuses Pharynx Sagittal parallel to cervical spine left to right lateral walls of pharynx skull base to thyroid cartilage Axial perpendicular to cervical spine thyroid cartilage to base of skull soft tissues of neck Coronal parallel to cervical spine posterior border of cervical cord to anterior surface of neck skull base to sternoclavicular joints Larynx Sagittal parallel to cervical spine left to right skin surfaces of the neck superior border of hard palate to sternoclavicular joints Axial parallel to vocal cords through laryngeal cartilages and vocal cords both lateral skin surfaces of the neck Coronal perpendicular to vocal cords posterior surface of trachea to anterior surface of neck superior border hard palate to sternoclavicular joints Thyroid/parathyroid Axial perpendicular to cervical spine through thyroid both lateral skin surfaces of neck Coronal parallel to cervical spine through thyroid mandible to arch of the aorta Salivary glands Sagittal parallel to cervical spine left to right skin surfaces of the neck base of the skull to hyoid bone Axial perpendicular to cervical spine

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