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While there are many classification systems for ICA anatomy, the NYU classification seems to be more practical on cross sectional imaging and removes some confusion regarding the lacerum and clinoid segments. #radres #Neurorad #NeuroTwitter #Neurosurgery #MedEd #FOAMrad

Register here: bit.ly/TCCWebinarMay2… Topic: Pediatric T bone Speaker: Caroline Robson, MBChB Moderators: Shweta Kumar, MD Vidya Sankar Viswanathan Date 📅 and time: May 30, 11AM Central US time

Please make sure to register and attend this ‘do not miss’ webinar on pediatric T bone tomorrow May 30, 11AM central U.S. time by Caroline Robson, MBChB, moderated by Shweta Kumar, MD and Vidya Sankar Viswanathan bit.ly/TCCWebinarMay2…

How do you explain this tiny focus of diffusion restriction in the body of the right hippocampus? The patient was a confused adult with profound anterograde amnesia. This was transient global amnesia! TGA is a rare, benign, self-limited disorder characterised by failure of

A brilliant talk by Mariasavina Severino on fetal MRI and a key diagnostic dilemma: When should we suspect — and report — a genetic cause behind our imaging findings? With a focus on multidisciplinary collaboration, she shares how to distinguish genetic malformations from acquired

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Case of the week: 14-year-old girl with seizures manifest as staring episodes bit.ly/4jxTM6h Andrew Kuhn, MD, and Andrew Kim, MD, Weill Cornell Medical Center/ NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital #PediNeuroRad #MedEd #FOAMrad #PedsRad

Very important update for all radiologists (practicing and in training) who read #MS cases - new diagnostic guidelines rely more heavily on imaging, so we can make an even more impactful difference in patient outcomes! Learn about the criteria, new imaging protocols, and #AI

Vascular territories & stroke patterns on MRI. #MEDed #FOAMed #RADed #FOAMrad #radres #neurorad

Critical Illness-Associated Cerebral Microbleeds 🩸🧠 🔷Possible pathogenesis: Hypoxemia usually in setting of Acute respiratory failure +/- ECMO. Similar to high-altitude exposure microbleeds 🔷IMAGING: ▶️Diffuse microhemorrhages involving the CORPUS CALLOSUM & JUXTACORTICAL

Our great pleasure to bring to our world of learners this free outreach education study day on all aspects of fetal radiology, in association with the incredible WFPI and a stellar line up of teachers from across the globe. Certificate of attendance will be provided!

We are delighted to welcome Philip R. Chapman, MD from Duke Radiology to #BSHNI25 He will be delivering the prestigious Peter Phelps Commemorative Lecture on 27 June 2025

🔷What is the most likely diagnosis in this 20 y/o M w/ several months of headache, vomiting, polyuria, and tunnel vision? 🧠 #MedEd #Medicine #Neurology #Neurosurgery #radres #futreradres #FOAMed #MRI ASHNR Albany Med Radiology Residency Radiopaedia.org

1/ 👋 there #neurotwitter #neurocritcare, as part of my @neurocritcarej #SoMeAmbassador role, today we will be breaking down the following article: link.springer.com/article/10.100… Nick Murray Jump to 7/ for article

Elderly patient with a trans-spatial enhancing orbital mass with intraconal and extraconal components, squeezing around the optic nerve and extraocular muscles but respecting the confines of the bony orbit. These are the typical appearances of an orbital lymphoproliferative

We are back with updates from Day 2 of the 2025 Intracranial Hypotension conference in Amsterdam, with photos of the talk slides courtesy of our Board members, Vice-President Kyle Spawn and Isaac Brodsky, who were able to attend in person.

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Intravertebral vacuum cleft sign: air within the collapsed vertebral body. It occurs due to delayed post-traumatic collapse of the vertebral body, as a result of osteonecrosis and non-union of the fracture, also called Kümmell’s Disease. It can be seen on radiographs, but is

Dr. Z Neurosurgery That’s not accurate. You can take the anterior third of the sagittal sinus. You can take one of the transverse sinuses. It hardly makes any of those game over. Fear mongering doesn’t help anyone.