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Great win for Mississippi State.

The Continuum Neurocritical Care issue publishes next week! Guest edited by Dr. Ariane Lewis, it has everything you need to know about emergent management of neurologic crises I don’t think neuroX/Twitter is ready for the onslaught of NICU education on the way from Casey Albin, MD

Dawgs Win! #HailState🐶

Hunter Hines!!!

Pearls & Oy-sters: What Came First, the Bleed or the Fall? bit.ly/3wXFz07 #NeurologyRF #NeuroTwitter

What a horribly coached end of the game. So many bad decisions

Continuum Neurocritical Care is here! Dr. Ariane Lewis recruited an amazing group of experts for this issue. Everything you need to know to manage neurologic emergencies: 🧠ICH and SAH 🧠Status epilepticus 🧠Neuromuscular crises 🧠Neuroprognostication journals.lww.com/continuum/page…

Have you missed cases of Pick's disease in your practice? You bet you have, and that is why I love this paper in Movement Disorders Clinical Practice by Shakya Bhattacharjee and colleagues: Key Points: - Corticobasal syndrome is a 'clinical diagnosis' and there may be several pathologies. - We think of

Always love discussing cases with and learning from/with these two amazing clinicians and dear friends! 🧠♥️ Listen to Rabih Geha and I discuss a case from @DxRxEdu where he asks us to begin with the imaging and try to reconstruct the story! The Clinical Problem Solvers @NMatch2024

This is a great review for quick differentials on multiple cranial neuropathies! I enjoyed it

Neuro-Op has the coolest exam findings. One of the hardest puzzles imo but very rewarding once you can diagnose purely off of exam.

Should you be asking for 'less or lighter anesthesia' if you have Parkinson's and are contemplating an elective surgical procedure? We have been watching the field and have been recommending 'less is more' through our work w/ Parkinson's Foundation and the new Hospital Safety Guide.

Have you heard of the 'hyperintense globus pallidus rim sign' which when it appears on brain MRI is suggestive of neurological Wilson's disease? Since it requires high field 7T imaging, it is likely you haven't seen it yet. Check out these beautiful pictures along w/ a nice

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Important nerves of the leg

Proud of our residents who earned these spots with hard work and stellar clinical training! Applicants looking at our program: Our residents get the fellowships they want every year! UMMC Department of Radiology grads are everywhere. Come train with us!

And thus, the basis of everyone’s favorite functional neurological disorder bedside test (Hoover’s can be very misleading btw)

Neurology pearl of the day: See patient with headache and ipsilateral red eye don’t prematurely diagnose autonomic cephalgias ALWAYS think of glaucoma !! American Academy of Neurology American Neurological Association

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