Michael Lev

Director ED-Rad/ED-Neurorad @MGH, tweets my own

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@daniel_gewolb @AlbanyMedRadRes @TheASNR https://t.co/3pA5CyXOZu

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@JackResneckMD @NeuroDx @NIH … written by the EIC of NEJM …

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@JackResneckMD @NeuroDx @NIH https://t.co/dysLHnTAXs

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@zakkohane

[Isaac Kohane @zakkohane]

Happy 45^2 !

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@dyousem1 Nice! We’ve were at Heron Island after ISMRM around 2000 in Sydney, a bit farther south but same general idea …

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@teachplaygrub @Michael_Iv_MD Nice! Great concise summary! Not too much new, on conventional imaging at least, since 2005 … any hints:clues to IDH mutant type? https://t.co/f8Q2z8DMj9

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

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[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

Are microtubules the basis of consciousness, owing to their quantum effects? … https://t.co/WNpTa4Q5s6

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

Are microtubules the basis of consciousness, owing to their quantum effects? … https://t.co/WNpTa4Q5s6

[CESAR ALVES @cesaralvesneuro]

The beauty of microtubule complexity @TheENRS @amyfjuliano

[CESAR ALVES @cesaralvesneuro]

The beauty of microtubule complexity @TheENRS @amyfjuliano

[American College of Radiology @RadiologyACR]

Congratulations to our new #ACRDSI Chief Medical Officer @woojinrad & Associate Chief Science Officer @BernardoBizzo. The future of DSI is very bright with these outstanding #radleaders. 🙌

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@WendeNGibbs @NASSspine @atmghn @The_ASSR @BarrowNeuro Para-spinal muscle and psoas edema … this paper is on epidural abscess but more broadly applies to all discitis vs degenerative changes: https://t.co/ustrBTt0Gx

[Steven Vogl @VoglNY]

@DrCindyCooper multiple myeloma - now a chronic disease superbly responsive to an increasingly complex pharmacopoiea. I tell my patients they easily may outlive their physician!

[American College of Radiology @RadiologyACR]

📖 #RadExam Study Guide 📖 21yo woman with weight loss and frequent vomiting. What syndrome likely accounts for the imaging findings?

A. May-Thurner
B. Median arcuate ligament
C. Nutcracker
D. Superior mesenteric artery

Comment your answer below 💭

[@RadiologyEditor @RadiologyEditor]

I survived my first month on the job. Only 59 months to go!😀

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

@daniel_gewolb @TheASNR DDx of 4th ventricle masses by LOCATION RELATIVE TO VENTRICLE WALL and AGE: for child, young adult … (1) in 4th = ependymoma or CPP if cauliflower (look for toothpaste sign), (2) midline or paramedian abutting 4th consider medulloblastoma, (3) anywhere else in cerebellum …

[Andreas Rauschecker @DrDreMDPhD]

See also editorial by @GregZ_MD for great synopsis, critique, and to give broad context to this work! https://t.co/xMZgSoxW5N

[Andreas Rauschecker @DrDreMDPhD]

In our latest paper just out in @radiology_rsna, we attempt to address some of the major challenges to #AI in #radiology in context of brain MRI: 1) black box, 2) ddx/probabilities, 3) rare diseases. @RadRudie @MichaelDuongMD @PennRadiology @UCSFimaging https://t.co/Ezev4TbSE7

[Andreas Rauschecker @DrDreMDPhD]

One step closer to rigorous reproducible norm-based analysis of brains, this time for fetal brain MRI -- great work by Carol Tran and Pierre Nedelec! #AI4babies https://t.co/NFmQywt0Ml

[Michael Lev @MichaelLevMD]

Timely pilot study re potential treatment for moderate TBI, available on @ResearchGate: https://t.co/gEeHPORHp7