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Brief Guide for MRI Cervical Spine Protocol & Interpretation (Technologist Level)
Curriculum
6 Sections
20 Lessons
3 Weeks
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Class 1: Cervical Spine Anatomy & Indications
3
1.1
Clinical signs for MRI C-Spine referral
1.2
Cord, disc, vertebral, and soft tissue zones
1.3
Scout line orientation basics
Class 2: Positioning & Coil Setup
3
2.1
Head & neck coil positioning
2.2
Padding, comfort & immobilization
2.3
Scout view: Planning sagittal/axial slices
Class 3: MRI Sequences & Planning
4
3.1
Sagittal T1, T2, STIR
3.2
Axial T2 through intervertebral discs
3.3
Fat suppression (if spinal cord lesion suspected)
3.4
Common machine parameters (FOV, TR, TE)
Class 4: Pathologies – Disc & Canal
4
4.1
Disc herniation types
4.2
Spinal canal stenosis
4.3
Cord compression, cord edema
4.4
Degenerative changes – osteophyte, facet hypertrophy
Class 5: Complex Cases
3
5.1
Trauma evaluation: burst fracture, dislocation
5.2
Cord pathology: syrinx, myelomalacia
5.3
Tumors and post-surgical MRI
Class 6: Quiz + Case Review + Certificate
3
6.1
5 image-based MCQs
6.2
Live DICOM walkthrough of 2 real cases
6.3
Final tips for work-based application
Cord, disc, vertebral, and soft tissue zones
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