Venetian Blind Artifact
The venetian blinds artifact is an uncommon tissue cutting artifact that leads to the formation of parallel series of strips of tissue separated from one another by narrow clear spaces.
Venetian blind artifact. It represents overlap between adjacent slabs that are acquired as separate acquisitions and then fused together. The venetian blinds artifact is an uncommon tissue cutting artifact that leads to the formation of parallel series of strips of tissue separated from one another by narrow clear spaces. Parallel undulations shown in the lower image of varied thickness. Any tissue particularly dense and hard tissues and tissue with various densities including bone uterus and brain.
The venetian blinds artifact is an uncommon tissue cutting artifact that leads to the formation of parallel series of strips of tissue separated from one another by narrow clear spaces. It has been attributed to either hardening of the tissue in the paraffin block or defective assembly of the microtome knife. 3 article feature images from this case. Smaller 3d volume or scans with e g.
Thick thin areas venetian blinds washboarding undulations and skipping. It has been attributed to either hardening of the tissue in the paraffin block or defective assembly of the microtome knife. The venetian blind a k a. Description quick overview with artifact information reason and help for the mri artifact.
The motsa technique is described in more detail in another q a. Venetian blind shadowing is a type of posterior acoustic artifact described as bands of linear shadows along lines of sight often diverging on a convex probe 1. Ultrasound features of adenomyosis including asymmetrical uterine wall thickening anteriorly with focal heterogeneity and associated increased blood flow as well as the venetian blind pattern of acoustic shadowing. The latter may be seen with either adenomyosis or uterine fibroids.
The saturation effect of inflowing blood in 3d inflow mra. The venetian blinds artifact is an uncommon tissue cutting artifact that leads to the formation of parallel series of strips of tissue separated from one another by narrow clear spaces. Rain shower 2 appearance is a sonographic finding that is typically associated with adenomyosis but can also occur in uterine fibroids.