Remembering Patrick “Pat” Brophy, a transformational leader, whose focus was always on the children... rdcu.be/dy4Sc

Tip of the day 💡: When the lateral ventricles have irregular shores, review the cortex for malformations. Volume T1 would be the best next step to confirm. Genetic malformations need not be symmetrical. Here’s a relatively novel mutation: GRIN2B for your review.

Looking for a white knight to help you remember white matter anatomy? Do questions about white matter make you turn white as a ghost? Well, here’s a white-hot way to remember it! Coronally, major white matter tracts look like 2 people dancing—can you see it? Let me explain!

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Tip of the day 💡: This is not a bad quality picture. This is a case of manganese deposition in the brain characterised by T1 shortening. Note the sparing however of the central pons and thalami. Trust me, it’s characteristic for Mn transporter defects.

It's always important to understand #anatomy even during an #ICA terminus occlusion - how would you classify this pcomm artery? Comment below! #stroke CV Section ESMINT Society

Physicians, time to show your Hawkeye pride. 💛 Check your Doximity account to see if you're eligible to vote for UI Hospitals & Clinics or @UIChildrens in this year’s U.S. News & World Report “Best Hospitals” and “Best Children’s Hospitals” rankings: spr.ly/6017X6k7N

I am delighted to announce that I will start an Interventional Radiology fellowship at University of Iowa Radiology. I am eager to advance my skills and contribute to the field with such a distinguished program. I am looking forward to the journey ahead!

Exciting news! Our research, "There is poor agreement between the subjective and quantitative adjudication of aneurysm wall enhancement," has been published in AJNR !🎉 I'm honored to have collaborated with my incredible colleagues on this critical topic. You can read more

"There Is Poor Agreement between the Subjective and Quantitative Adjudication of Aneurysm Wall Enhancement" doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A… Edgar A Samaniego P; Carlos Dier; Iowa Vascular; University of Iowa Radiology; Sultan Al-Hajahjeh, MD; Sebastián Sánchez; Andres Gudiño; Elena Sagüés; Fer Avalos

Edgar A Samaniego P Carlos Dier Iowa Vascular University of Iowa Radiology Sultan Al-Hajahjeh, MD Sebastián Sánchez Andres Gudiño Elena Sagüés Fer Avalos "Subjective adjudication of AWE in saccular aneurysms is prone to bias and interreader variability. Objectively quantifying the SI of the aneurysm wall can improve AWE assessment. A 3D AWE method can be particularly useful for evaluating patients with multiple and larger

Successful removal of an IVC filter from the right atrium using the ONO device. Thank you Dr. Gillespie! Fantastic device! UIowa Interventional Radiology Penn Heart & Vascular

🚀 Thrilled to welcome our new class of fellows! Can’t wait to see the impact they’ll make this year. Here’s to growth, innovation, and a great journey ahead!

Inter-rater reliability of atherosclerotic plaque enhancement on 7 T vessel wall MRI: Comparison with quantitative analysis Edgar A Samaniego P Iowa Vascular University of Iowa Radiology journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/15…

Intracranial plaque enhancement is a biomarker of plaque vulnerability. Voxel-based quantification may aid in its assessment, particularly in posterior circulation plaques.

Our latest study evaluates the inter-rater reliability of intracranial plaque enhancement (IPE) on 7T vessel wall MRI, comparing subjective assessment with voxel-based quantification. Iowa Vascular University of Iowa Radiology Carlos Dier Bruno Policeni Edgar A Samaniego P