Archive for the ‘Educational Presentations’ Category

Here is a nice and concise overview of the most common spinal cord tumors found in patients with neurofibromatosis types 1 and 2.  Although we are all familiar with astrocytomas and ependymomas, we know less [...]

Here is a nice, concise presentation on SOD.  Although this is not an uncommon entity it may be sometimes confusing.  I hope that trainees as well as neuroradiologists will enjoy and find it helpful. SOD [...]

For some reason, lately we have gotten several requests to perform flexion MRI studies of the cervical spine to rule out Hirayama disease.  Here is a short presentation that one of our fellows, Dr. Janica [...]

Proliferative Angiopathies (NXPowerLite) Here is another educational presentation.  We presented this electronic exhibit at this years ASNR meeting Boston.  Although we are all familiar with moyamoya as a type of  angiopathy,  proliferative and hemorrhagic angiopathies [...]

Atypical PRES (PPT) Here is another presentation that I hope our readers and visitors will find useful and enjoy.  We presented this as an “exhibit” at the past meeting of ASNR.  The presentation deals with [...]

To continue with the education activities in our blog here is another Powerpoint presentation.  The author of this one is a fellow here with us in Neuroradiology at UNC.  Although short, I hope that all [...]

This short series of spine interesting cases was presented at a previous meeting of the ASSR.  Test yourself or use it for a short review with your residents and/or fellows. Interesting Spine Cases (PPT)

Pitfalls of CT Angiography for Acute Stroke (FILEminimizer) Here is my weekly educational contribution to the blog.  This presentation was put together by one of previous fellows and shown at a previous ASNR annual meeting.  [...]

Teratomas (NXPowerLite) Here is the next educational presentation. This was also done by some of my previous fellows.  The topic is a bit unusual, but I think that the presentation is very good and should [...]

In this nice presentation, one our of ex fellows in Neuroradiology, Dr. Martin, discusses the imaging findings of the different types of fungal diseases affecting the paranasal sinuses and their clinical presentations.  This can be [...]