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This #ISNRCaseOfTheMonth spotlights a rare and intriguing diagnosis to challenge your Neurorad skills.. Thank you Shreyas Reddy K Dr. Shravan sunitha for contributing.. Share your views & spark the engaging discussion ! Manisha Joshi ISNR isnr.in/may-2025/

Shreyas Reddy K Dr. Shravan sunitha Many thanks for this case—an elegant symphony of insight, nuance, and clinical grace.

Hey researchers, we look forward to your collaboration on this important theme. We are hoping to clarify terminologies and create prognostication tools for ALERD, AESD and ITES. Please peruse the below and connect with one of our research leads Shreyas Reddy K.

🧠 This week’s SPIN-POV: Multifocal lesions in the cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem, and deep gray nuclei can be the initial presenting feature of Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis. Don’t miss it, as early testing, systemic therapy, and HSCT can improve outcomes.

This week’s SPIN-POV: An “L”-shaped thalamic hyperintensity on DWI/T2 points to partial prolonged HIE in term neonates—exaggerated by hypoglycemia but uncommon in isolation. In preterms, it is associated with parieto-occipital PVL, helping differentiate it from metabolic causes.

♦️ ISNR Case of the month ♦️ isnr.in/july-2025/ Thanks to the contributors Dr Rakesh Smily Sharma Bejoy Thomas @ Dr Kesavadas Share your interesting cases @ [email protected] to be featured in the case of the month platform of ISNR website

This week’s SPIN-POV: In suspected CNS relapse of ALL, don’t stop at the meninges or parenchyma—look closely at the marrow. Hidden infiltration, especially in clivus or skull base, may be better seen on DWI and ADC than conventional sequences.