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Neuroanatomy TOTD #15🧵
The inner ear #tweetorial--it packs a large functional punch for its small size-strap in!
#meded #FOAMed #FOAMrad #medtwitter #medstudents #radiology #neurorad #HNrad #radres #neurology #ENT #temporalbone #neurosurgery #neuroanatomy #neuroanatomyTOTD
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The inner ear #tweetorial--it packs a large functional punch for its small size-strap in!
#meded #FOAMed #FOAMrad #medtwitter #medstudents #radiology #neurorad #HNrad #radres #neurology #ENT #temporalbone #neurosurgery #neuroanatomy #neuroanatomyTOTD
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To evaluate the t-bone, best to compartmentalize--external/middle/inner ear (IE). See previous #tweetorial of the ME. The IE is difficult as most structures are obliquely oriented (at different obliquities!)-and can be hard to see on standard views. 2/24
IE communicates with ME via oval&round windows (which allow for transmission&dissipation of sonic vibrations). IE houses sensory organs for hearing/balance/sensing motion. The cochlear&vestibular nerves (CNVIII) transmit signals to the brain via the int auditory canal (IAC). 3/24
Letter to my younger self
#FOAMrad #FOAMed #radiologytrainees
A decade into #radiology
#neurorad #pedineurorad
Read on. Add your #rad life lessons too!
#FOAMrad #FOAMed #radiologytrainees
A decade into #radiology
#neurorad #pedineurorad
Read on. Add your #rad life lessons too!
A lot of work in radiology can be mundane 'follow up', 'comparison' or 'surveillance'. Don't call it just a 'routine follow up study'
Make the most out of any exam by first BLINDING yourself to the history, opening the BASELINE imaging- be it any modality and QUIZZING yourself.
Make the most out of any exam by first BLINDING yourself to the history, opening the BASELINE imaging- be it any modality and QUIZZING yourself.
Read each study with your own standardized approach first.
Tumor follow ups can be much more interesting if you start by quizzing yourself on the baseline.
Also go back in time for size changes, slow growth can be missed.
Tumor follow ups can be much more interesting if you start by quizzing yourself on the baseline.
Also go back in time for size changes, slow growth can be missed.
