We now have print on demand capabilities. After our first Special Collection was published online about 6 months ago we received several requests from individuals wanting print copies of it. Now, on the welcome page [...]
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I would like to have a feedback from NeuroSeniors about what could be this finding:
this is a 48 yo woman who had radiotherapy for left trigeminal neuralgia (look the temporal lobe). No pituitary gland problems.
It [...]
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I would like to know how much intrathecal contrast to inject for a CT cisternogram via a lumbar puncture approach. I am not sure.
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Arterial spin labeling perfusion is becoming an important clinical tool. We find it particularly useful in children in whom it is difficult to obtain contrast enhanced MR perfusion due to the smaller size of needles [...]
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Acute ischemic stroke remains the most important neurologic malady in the world. Severe strokes caused by artery occlusion are a minority of all strokes, but cause most of the poor outcomes and costs associated with [...]
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As a program director I would be interested in a category on education. Hopefully others are as well. Some suggested discussion topics:
It would be great if the ASNR opened up on-line content to residents.
ASNR should [...]
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Great journals and case of the day…
but, compared to Radiographics or ACR’s Case of the Day… would love to see the Neuro cases of the week or some other case base format provided for online [...]
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Editor’s Choices
Can Quantitative Diffusion-Weighted MR Imaging Differentiate Benign and Malignant Cold Thyroid Nodules? Initial Results in 25 Patients • C. Schueller-Weidekamm, K. Kaserer, G. Schueller, C. Scheuba, H. Ringl, M. Weber, C. Czerny, and A.M. [...]
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How confidently can one diagnose demyelination with the incomplete ring sign? As opposed to infectious/inflammatory lesions?
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Here’s another case for the value of DWI for head and neck lesions.
This patient had left central retinal artery occlusion and acute ischemic optic neuropathy. There is restricted diffusion in the anterior left optic nerve [...]
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