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.

The journey into the soul of each core topic continues at #SPIN25. How can imaging be used to prognosticate clinically…. Nuances being addressed by the very well spoken Dr Shyam Mohan.

Tip of the day 💡: Zooming in on the cerebellum here- the structure where close to 80 percent of the neurons of primary CNS axis reside. On this DWI, which side is abnormal? Answer: the lesion was on the right! Expect some pretty low ADC values in the normal packed cerebellum.

Final few days for the early birds to catch the worm. We are so excited to welcome you all to great education, great weather and cheerful times. #Dubai #SPIN25

Next on, brothers in arms. Bringing our novel approaches to old but remaining tricky topics. Spin the wheel with the duo Nihaal Reddy & Dr Kish Mankad at the fantastic #SPIN25 Pan-Neuroradiology conference.

And, baby, that’s show business for you. New album The Life of a Showgirl. Out October 3  ❤️‍🔥 taylor.lnk.to/TSTheLifeofaSh… Album Producers: Max Martin, Shellback and Taylor Swift 📸: Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott

We are keeping our raffles for #SPIN25 open for quiz winners for this special edition of Spinner of the month- as the awesome duo Elaine Kan and Kevin Fung weave the magic next Sunday. How little we know about everything happening in #Pedineurorad space in #China!

This week’s SPIN-POV: Pediatric meningiomas often lack the dural tail and calcifications, as seen in adults, making them hard to distinguish from other extraaxial masses. Always consider histiocytic disorders like Rosai–Dorfman disease as close mimics in children, as in this case

Tip of the day 💡: Not everything in the pons is a malignant Diffuse Midline Glioma. Here, two scans 5 years apart, showing a low grade glioma in the pons. This weekend, share some hope.

🌀 SPIN Tweetorial Wednesday: Wilson Disease 🧵1/ This week’s #SPINtweetorial dives into Wilson Disease (WD) 🧬 — an autosomal recessive copper metabolism disorder. 💡Think: “Hepatolenticular degeneration” → liver 🟤 + basal ganglia 🧠. Let’s decode its neuroimaging spectrum !

This week’s SPIN-POV: Intracranial hydatid cysts classically present with floating membranes, daughter cysts, and no enhancement. On MRS, look out for the pyruvate/succinate peak at 2.4 ppm—a specific clue to intracranial cestodal infection.

New publication, fortunate to work with these excellent researchers! 🖇️ICANS-related brain MRI abnormalities demonstrate unique patterns in the cerebral white matter, brainstem and thalami; their prevalence increases with ICANS clinical grade. 🖇️Neuroimaging Findings in Children

We have a dream.... As SPIN Academics to bring cutting edge knowledge and practices in pediatric radiology to our gentle learners world-wide, backed by supportive and eminent doctors globally. The Whole Body Fetal Imaging Symposium on July 23, 2025 was an event in this

Impactful event coming up in UAE. No stages, no podiums, teachers meet eager learners- get all your doubts cleared. Pediatrics and Adult Neuroradiology, including head and neck imaging. All essentials covered in one place, to enhance your practice. Of course if you are on a

Dr. Gaurav Saigal discusses pediatric extracranial vascular anomalies. #SENRS25 #MedEd #radres #neuroradiology

If its January, it's the ASPNR! Registration is now open and early bird discounts are available through November 21st. Come join us for learning, mentoring, friendship, and fun in Tampa this January! #PediNeuroRad #MedEd #FOAMrad #PedsRad Registration: aspnr.member365.org/public/event/d…

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This week’s SPIN-POV: Subpial haemorrhage isn’t just supratentorial; it can involve the cerebellum too. It may be crescentic/spherical, but fastigium stays intact. Often associated with GMH-IVH, fetal growth restriction, TTS, and COL4A1/2 mutations. (Haboosheh et al., AJNR 2025)

Tip of the day 💡: Not uncommonly will one encounter asymmetric levels of the cerebellar tonsils, one even lying a bit low- mention it surely, but please all dismiss it as reassuringly insignificant if all else is good! This weekend, how about some reassurances?

We have a timely subject matter expert Vivek Pai on the topic of Retinoblastoma- given the background of emerging guidelines on how to image and how to read these cases, we are sure the Spinner of the Month platform will reach out very effectively to the masses. SickKids Foundation