Bryan Lanzman

[stanfordneuroimaging @stanfordneuroi1]

Interested in joining our team? We currently have open positions at both Stanford and our VA affiliate!

Check out openings at:
https://t.co/hQo39pes9d

@RSNA @TheASNR @ASHNRSociety @theASFNR @The_ASSR @wnrs2023 @TheENRS @StanfordRad @StanfordMed

#NeuroRad #NeuroFellow #MedEd

[stanfordneuroimaging @stanfordneuroi1]

Interested in learning more about our Diagnostic #NeuroRad #Fellowship?

Join our open house Monday, October 30th at 6-7pm PST.

Register at https://t.co/sCngafjLJ1

@JeremyHeitMDPHD @EricTranvinhMD @nancyfstanford

#RadRes #MedEd @StanfordRadRes @StanfordRad

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@nancyfstanford @stanfordneuroi1 @StanfordRadRes @AustinTrinh1 @KSeifertMD @BPSoaresMD As usual I can’t say it better than Nancy did, so I’ll just second this thought! Thanks and huge congrats to the graduating residents.

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@DocChak320 @stanfordneuroi1 @YoungWKimMD Thanks Amit, you’re too kind. We all miss you here at Stanford!

[stanfordneuroimaging @stanfordneuroi1]

It's the first Friday of the month! And that means you get to learn more about one of exceptional faculty members @BryanLanzman

[Child Neurology Society @ChildNeuroSoc]

#CNSMeetOurMembers Spotlight:
Dr. Rebecca Levy (@RebeccaJLevyMD)

Dr. Levy is Instructor at Stanford/Lucile Packard Children's Hospital @Stanford_Neuro @StanfordChild @StanfordHealth

She sub-specializes in neurogenetics 🧬

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[AJNR @TheAJNR]

#AJNRcow >> October 27, 2022 >> A 30-year-old man with 2 days of headaches and malaise. In the ED, he is found to have altered mental status, mutism, fever, tachycardia, hypertension, rigidity, hyperreflexia, and a purpuric rash. View the case at https://t.co/YXBlwiN5Sb.

[Michael Iv @Michael_Iv_MD]

Super proud of our team for finally publishing this Neurorads Q&A book! Took years & blood, sweat, and tears! Thank you for your contributions @EricTranvinhMD @BryanLanzman @mpenta21 SyedHashmi @stanfordneuroi1 @StanfordRad @ThiemeNY
https://t.co/nJwKnsppb7

[Frontiers - Neurology @FrontNeurol]

New Research: Arterial Spin Labeling Imaging Characteristics of Anti-leucine-rich Glioma-Inactivated 1 Encephalitis: A Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis: Background and Significance

Autoimmune encephalitis (AE) is a rare group of diseases… https://t.co/2gTvB45ezK #Neurology

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@AudreyVerde @VUMCradiology Congrats!! Great news and so well earned!

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@hsairmd @vsyedavalli @stanfordneuroi1 @hopkinsneurorad Thanks for (virtually) having me, it was great to talk with your group!

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@YoungWKimMD Hi Young! Yes, we think it is. Both to look for potential MTS and seizure related hippocampal edema. #StanfordNRADjc

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@StanfordNRAD @EricTranvinhMD The clinical scenario matters a lot and should guide the imaging work up in adults, but don't forget about late presentations of structural epilepsy. #StanfordNRADjc

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@StanfordNRAD @EricTranvinhMD Gad in MRI may be indicated, if concern for tumor, infection, or inflammation. As tumors are more common in older patients, gad is more likely to be indicated. #StanfordNRADjc

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@StanfordNRAD @EricTranvinhMD The use of CT contrast has not been shown to add significant value and should not be used routinely. It’s role is mainly if there is an additional indication for vascular imaging, or if MRI is contraindicated. #StanfordNRADjc

[Zeshan Chaudhry @ZeshanAChaudhry]

Fantastic discussion! I'm curious as to how many places actually have 3T MRI available in the acute setting. I suspect in the community setting still only 1.5 T may be available at many centers. How about a poll? @StanfordNRAD #StanfordNRADjc #seizure #epilepsy #brain

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@vsyedavalli @StanfordNRAD @EricTranvinhMD Certainly if faster MRI protocols are available with comparable diagnostic yield that would be a big benefit!
#StanfordNRADjc

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@StanfordNRAD @EricTranvinhMD For evaluation of tumor and infection, 1.5T is sufficient. If a 1.5 T scan is normal and concern for structural lesion persists, then 3T can be pursued #StanfordNRADjc

[Bryan Lanzman @BryanLanzman]

@StanfordNRAD @EricTranvinhMD Studies on epilepsy patients primarily showed improved yield of cortical dysplasia detection at 3T in epilepsy patients, a rarer finding in new onset seizures in adults.