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RT @Shingo_Omata: <What's your diagnosis?> 20 yo Male w/ recurrent neuro sx x12y: Initial episode @ 8 yo → dx'd viral encephalitis Recen…

@Shingo_Omata Companion case (from personal archive) due to SLC19A3 mutation and useful schemes from the literature 🤓

@aditya_gan3500 @mehtanikhil

RT @daniel_gewolb: 💥Impending carotid blowout syndrome (CBS) in this patient with massive bleeding from tracheostomy, controlled at time of…

@ASHNRSociety @callyrobs @DShatzkes @CDP_Rad @rhwiggins @nakoontz @KRileyMD @CMGlastonbury @tabby_kennedy @PhilipRChapman1 @cmtomblinson

@JordiRoldanB the reason for this neonatal CT scan?

RT @teachplaygrub: 1/Can’t remember what to look for on scans for memory loss? New Alzheimer’s treatments are changing these scans! Read…

RT @The_ASPNR: 🗣️🗞️The ASPNR is now on 🔵⛅️! #pedineurorad #pedsrad #neurorad on 🦋

RT @ASHNRSociety: #ASHNRCOTW #283: ANSWER. Thx @madisenburns1 + @jhoukMD 4 case! #ASHNR25 @callyrobs @DShatzkes @CDP_Rad @rhwiggin…

RT @drSurjthVattoth: Imaging Pearl 27: Morning Glory Disc Anomaly (MGDA) on MRI versus NORMAL MR appearance of ocular coats

@iasepulveda @RamVaidhyanath @thecortexclub @ESHNRSociety @ESNRad @MohitTCCNeuro @jussihirvonen @drSurjthVattoth It would be interesting to see the cochlea too, just to know if it is worth an eponym or not 🤓

RT @The_ASPNR: Case of the week: 30-week fetus with nasal mass John Maloney & Ilana Neuberger, Children’s Hospital…

@samrad77 @greedylobster Maybe the issue is related to the term “sclerosis”, which should mean “hardening” of the tissue, which is obviously absent in the acute phase of a fracture. Maybe “radiopacity” (for X-rays) and “hyperdensity” (for CT) are more appropriate terms? 🤓

RT @samrad77: Mild anterior wedging of T11, T12 and L1 vertebrae is normal. Don’t overcall it as a compression fracture unless there’s a…

@Neuro_Matt @ABarotchi1 Unfortunately, tons of radiological exams are done without any evidence-based utility nor any proper clinical assessment.

@Neuro_Matt The issue is “IF there is an indication”. And who decides if there is an indication. And why. Literature says about 1/3 of radiological exams are useless. Every 3 exams, 2 are helpful, 1 is useless. Think about it.

RT @themrionline: Join @MohitTCCNeuro for a lecture on an imaging approach to orbital pathologies. Register now to hear an overview of imag…

WOW! 👏🏼

@EMiddlebrooksMD @radfugee @teachplaygrub @TheAJNR …the question is: what should we do when we come across such a set of neuroradiological findings,no one diagnostic but all pointing toward the same direction (hypothesis)?Should we raise the suspicion of NPH, suggesting to clinically evaluate this hypothesis, or we shouldn’t? 🙏🏼