Fun surprise finding during an autopsy (hence the sagittal section). Any resident/student want to hazard a guess? What kind of history would you expect for this finding. Bonus: This person was NOT hospitalized prior to death. #4n6#neurology#autopsy
There were some great muscle talks at the 2021 EURO-CNS meeting. Great recap on first myositis classification in 1975 (https://t.co/97YQEEyn4f) to hierarchical clustering into 4 groups (DM, IBM, IMNM and antisynthetase syndrome). https://t.co/GmMlpLikVl #ECNP2021#neuropathology
I was told that this is not an uncommon finding in autopsies, but it literally made me gasp 😲. Any idea what's going on in these organs? What are these almost "swiss-cheese" holes?
I wrote #MeasureWhatMatters because I wanted to teach the world to use #OKRs to do amazing things. Now I want to ask you: How are YOU using OKRs and what amazing things are you doing with them? Let me know by following and tweeting @asmeasuredby.
This slow motion video depicts the motion of the brain during an impact event. Concussions are the most common form of traumatic brain injury & are a growing concern in many contact sports [Source, University of California: https://t.co/XBdcrkIMKY] [more: https://t.co/DAXF3gFYVG]