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23 yr old with headache. MR shows a “bubbly” mass in the right lateral ventricle near the foramen of Monro. The mass abuts the septum pellucidum and displays mild contrast enhancement.

#neurotwitter #radtwitter #RadEd #MedTwitter #radres @TheASNR @ESNRad @ASHNRSociety ImageImageImageImage
Differential diagnosis:
Subependymoma
Choroid plexus neoplasm
Central neurocytoma
Intraventricular meningioma
Mets
Answer: confirmed central neurocytoma

Classically, look for the “bubbly” mass abutting/attached to the septum pellucidum near the foramen of monro with enhancement.

#futureradres
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Cystic supratentorial brain tumors in adults, the usual and the unusual. Non-exhaustive list of differential diagnostic considerations. The PA had a nice mural nodule, not shown on this figure. #radres #neurorad #FOAMrad #FOAMed #MedEd #RadEd
impossible to tell which is which on only T1-images with GD. Whenever I see an intra-axial tumor in an adult, I automatically consider GBM and metastases as they are the most frequent brain tumors in adults, so even when the tumor looks strange or atypical, they are a good bet.
Brain abcess and epidermoid cyst are pretty straightforward on diffusion-weighted images as their content is very diffusion restrictive. Brain abscess has a thick enhancing capsule, epidermoidcyst doesn't.
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🧠🩸Intracerebral Hemorrhage (ICH) Location Quiz

⚜️ Is it lobar or deep? That is the question...

👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿 (🧵/6)

#neurotwitter #MedEd #FOAMed #EndNeurophobia #tweetorial #FOAMrad #radres #NeuroTwitter #NeuroRad #Neurology #Neurosurgery #RadEd #stroke
ICH CASE 1⃣
🧠🩸Is ICH CASE 1⃣ lobar or deep?
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📌 Major changes in the Boston Criteria v.2.0 for Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy diagnosis 👇

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#neurotwitter #FOAMrad #radres #NeuroTwitter #NeuroRad #Neurology #Neurosurgery #RadEd #stroke #dementia #brain #Alzheimers
📌 Summary Panel on "Probable CAA"👇🏿

🩸🧠Most commonly used CAA diagnostic category

#FOAMrad #NeuroTwitter #NeuroRad #Neurology #Neurosurgery #RadEd #stroke #DementiaJoe
🧠🎯Key MRI markers of Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy

- Easy to look for in clinical MRI scans
- Typical examples and MRI signal 👇

@gboulouis @marco_pasi85 @lsveikata @Cuneatos @svinsociety @MayoClinicNeuro @MayoRadiology

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📌How to design a brain 101🧠🏗️

A 🧵 on how I use @powerpoint to create illustrations

🎨Key tools and my 2 secret weapons:

-@gboulouis adding "advanced" stuff
-@MVarkanitsa reviewing every little detail

#MedTwitter #MedEd #NeuroTwitter #NeuroRad #Neurology #neuropath #FOAMed
This 🧵 is inspired by a great recent post from @teachplaygrub, since we are using similar methods and tools on #PowerPoint!

🛠️ The Basic Toolkit:
-curve function ➰
-edit points function✴️
-Layering 🃏
-Zooming (x300-400%) for details 🔍

🎨 colors, shadows, 3D effects etc., depends on individual's style

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How to write the PERFECT scientific paper for @radiology_rsna?

Let's explore @RadiologyEditor's Top 10 tips in this short #Tweetorial!

Don't forget to share 👍

pubs.rsna.org/doi/epdf/10.11…

#RadRes #RadEd #MedTwitter #RadInTraining @RSNA @RadITrainEditor @francisdeng
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Being a successful expert reviewer =/= being so as an expert writer.

Why?

➡️ Difficult to be self-critical
➡️ No "formal" training in writing

How to improve then (besides accumulating years of exp😅)?

Here are the Top 10 Tips from @radiology_rsna Scientific Style Guide!
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1⃣ : Formulate a specific, hypothesis-driven study purpose.

Don't be too general! Go straight to the point... and don't forget to close the loop by addressing the purpose in your conclusion.
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Amyloidosis: Multisystem spectrum of Disease with Pathologic Correlation
doi.org/10.1148/rg.202…

Check out this new @RadioGraphics article by @markdsugi et al. reviewing the full spectrum of amyloidosis.
#RGphx #Tweetorial #RadRes

@markdsugi
@MSalomaoMD
@sanjeevbhalla Image
AL: most common form of systemic amyloidosis in the US & seen with plasma cell dyscrasia.

AA: chronic infection/inflammation, solid organ malignancy & familial conditions.

ATTR: significant cause of morbidity and mortality related to cardiomyopathy.
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CNS β-amyloid deposits ➡️cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA) & Alzheimer disease (AD).

CAA is an important cause of multiple intracerebral hemorrhages or cerebral microbleeds, or alternatively, a single hemorrhage in the presence of cortical superficial siderosis.
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1 of 3 infants has a misshaped skull & 1/2500 have craniosynostosis. This new @RadioGraphics Fundamentals presentation reviews CT findings of craniosynostosis & common syndromic causes. #RGphx #radres
Craniosynostosis: Understanding the Misshaped Head bit.ly/30aRqDY
Before 9 months of age, only the metopic suture can be fused normally. Sagittal, coronal & lamboid sutures narrow during childhood but should not fuse. CT is imaging modality of choice- describe shape/synostosis, ICP & vascular anatomy

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In non-syndromic patients, usually 1 suture is involved: sagittal > coronal > metopic > lamboid.

Let’s review the key CT features of each.

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Traumatic pancreatic injuries are difficult to diagnose on imaging. This timely and comprehensive review article by Ayoob et al. in the latest issue of @RadioGraphics- addresses multimodality imaging of pancreatic trauma.

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#RGphx
#RadRes #RadEd #tweetorial
@CookyScan Pancreatic Trauma: Imaging ...
Pancreatic injuries are frequently overlooked on initial CT due to the low frequency of these injuries, associated nonspecific clinical features, and relatively subtle imaging findings, and the presence of associated multiple organ injuries.

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In a patient with abdominal organ injuries on CT, how frequently is a pancreatic injury associated?

3/19 #RGphx
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The two biggest challenges to #RadEd over past 20 years have become institutionalized in academic medicine, but their rise was so gradual that most don’t see them as barriers. So why are they a problem?

Because they separate academic radiologists from their residents. Image
@benwhitemd @EKKpdx @MonicaSheth @JRobbinsMD @RichDuszak @chrisho_md @AnnJayMD1 @TKrad_md @docroc99 @uyedajen The massive growth and influence of these two enterprises has been slowly robbing trainees of their most precious educational resource: time with educators. They also may be stealing away the *incentive* for faculty to teach, which can be just as important.

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@benwhitemd @EKKpdx @MonicaSheth @JRobbinsMD @RichDuszak @chrisho_md @AnnJayMD1 @TKrad_md @docroc99 @uyedajen What makes radiology education tick isn’t so much about a comprehensive noon conference curriculum or subscriptions to online question banks or free iPads for the residents...

At its core, great education depends on the relationship between trainees and educators.

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