Join us for this weekend’s Spinner of the Month, when we travel to Argentina 🇦🇷 to meet the awesome Dr Carlos Rugilo, get to see his cases from the region, learn about their practice, and also win discounts to #SPIN25. It’s going to be great!

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.

Hands down, the friendliest teacher of Neuroradiology, and a strong advocate of outreach education, Susan Palasis graces #SPIN25 with her astounding piece on perfusion imaging at this year’s advanced imaging lab. Absolutely unmissable. Such a key topic and such an expert!

The very eloquent Rupa Radhakrishnan covers real world challenges at the Advanced Imaging Lab at #SPIN25. It’s so important to understand pitfalls and limitations of these techniques, while mastering their applications and interpretations. Such a holistic seminar this will be.

It’s the final week of July! Remember we keep spaces limited for greater interactive learning! Last 50 spots remain. SPIN, the boutique event- all about quality, camaraderie and true human interactions.

Tip of the day 💡: More, a caution for all. Complication from rather aggressive hair braiding! Scalp hematoma, extending into the orbits and also resulted in optic nerve compressive neuropathy- can you connect the anatomical compartments? Either way, be gentle on your

“Epilepsy in Children: Diagnosis and Management in the Precision Era.” …..as we embark on this journey to upscale epilepsy diagnostics & management for kids in the private sector, we are excited to bring in modern tech and innovations in the space. eventbrite.com/e/epilepsy-in-…

Such incredible topics at #SPIN25, delivered by such top level subject matter experts. Dr Tim Robert’s CHOP Radiology travels over to #Dubai to enlighten us on MEG. He runs the world’s biggest lab on this subject.

Every moment in every season of the International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network brought to you all gentle learners under the auspices of American Society of Pediatric Neuroradiology and SPIN | Society of Pediatric Neuroimaging has been a sheer moment of joy as we discuss, we argue, we share and we grow the community of

🧵 #SpinTweetorialWednesday 🧠💥 Today’s spotlight: Aceruloplasminemia A rare, autosomal recessive NBIA disorder caused by mutations in the CP gene, leading to systemic iron overload and neurological dysfunction. Let’s unravel the story of iron, copper, and a missing enzyme. 👇

Problem based learning is the strongest form of learning, and no better teacher for this than the gentle, inspiring and facilitatory Laura Hayes. Thank you for covering this difficult topic at #SPIN25, Laura.

This week’s SPIN-POV: Sudden vision loss after acute pancreatitis can rarely be traced to an infarct of the lateral geniculate body (LGB). A wedge-shaped infarct in the posterolateral thalamus is the key clue.

Laughter activates multiple regions in the brain — and sometimes, it rewires perspectives too. What a joy it is to be surrounded by people who know how to laugh.

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.

The circulation theme is here to review and applaud- and no better way to kickstart this session than with the incredible MeshaMartinezMD giving us a navigation tool for the complex topic of intracranial hemorrhages. One of the finest teachers the world of learners know of!

Important concepts to bring back to your practice. harpreet tells us all about vascular complications of radiotherapy & how early prediction and detection can seriously improve outcomes for patients with cancer. -#SPIN25 promises to enrich and enhance your practice.

Next up, the eloquent and dashing spinner Robert Goetti, all the way from #Sydney. We all struggle with this topic right, how to imaging Moyamoya disease correctly! He tells us how at #SPIN25.

We understand there is a paucity of radiologists worldwide, but is this then not the right time to also focus on the quality and strict benchmarking of the skills mix opportunities the situation has opened us up to? This report, generated for a private outfit in the UK, by an

🌀 #SpinTweetorial | MPAN (Mitochondrial Membrane Protein–Associated Neurodegeneration) 1/ Meet MPAN, a rare NBIA (neurodegeneration with brain iron accumulation) due to C19orf12 mutations. Think of it as iron + mitochondria + mind. #NBIA

This week’s SPIN-POV: Multidisciplinary collaboration is key to rare diagnoses. Childhood DM, visual and hearing loss with MRI showing optic/brainstem atrophy, absent post pituitary brain spot, T2 hyperintensities in brainstem/optic tracts point toward DIDMOAD (Wolfram) syndrome