What a way to end 2024, learn about Sodium MRI in Pediatric Brain Tumors
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Here we present detailed imaging approaches to quantifying sodium concentrations in the pediatric brain that can be assessed in various CNS pathologies, with the focus of this paper on pediatric brain tumors. 🧂🧠
Tremendous work by the Bhatia Lab @BhatiaLab and collaborators Drs. Cassie Kline, Peter J Madsen, Michael J Fisher, Fernando E. Boada, Timothy P.L. Roberts
Also big thanks to the Program in Advanced Imaging Research led by @TimRoberts_Phl@CHOP_Research@TheAJNR@theAJNR_EIC@CHOPRadiology
It is always rewarding to see past insights highlighted. 🧠 I'm looking back at my previous article on AI in pediatric neuroradiology alongside the freshly released "AJNR Pediatric Special Collection | American Journal of Neuroradiology.pdf".
The latest list of papers reinforces where the horizons are heading.
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🌍 Thank you to Dr. Tina Young Poussaint and Dr. Brigitte Bison for sharing their expertise and invaluable teaching pearls during today's IPNTN webinar.
A heartfelt thank you as well to everyone who joined us from around the world for IPNTN Season VII: Take Five! Chapter III🧠
Your engagement, questions, and commitment to learning continue to make this global educational community so special.
See you at the next session June 27, 2026 (June 28 for certain time zones) Stroke & Stroke Mimics
#pedineurorad #IPNTN #PedRad #ASPNR @TYPoussaintMD@MirskyDavid@RLClarkeMD@laura1127md@drmankad@ArzuOztrkMD@alexandra_foust@HarumyYoshikawa@JamieClarkeRad
It's time for ASPNR Gold Medal Award Nominations!!🏆🎖️This distinguished award recognizes extraordinary contributions to the field of pediatric neuroradiology. Please help us find the most deserving candidate and submit your nomination at: https://t.co/FrX0S0VDVn #PediNeuroRad
International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network
Season VII: Take Five!
Episode III: Pearls & Pitfalls in Neuro-oncology
May 30, 2026
Register here: https://t.co/NOvSNn8lc9
@TYPoussaintMD Brigitte Bison, MD @drmankad@MirskyDavid
At 8 years old, our founder Alex Scott wanted to raise $1 million to give “her doctors” so they could find cures for kids fighting cancer, like her. Her determination inspired others to take their stand for the cause, and they helped her reach $1 million with lemonade stands before she passed away from her cancer in 2004.
Every year since, supporters who hold lemonade stands during Lemonade Days continue to raise millions and much more!
This June, become part of the movement making a difference for kids with cancer! https://t.co/HlTttFcd1l
Excited to share the new co-authored paper: "Generative AI for spatial tumor growth on MRI: a proof-of-principle study in pediatric diffuse midline glioma." 🧠💻
We explore how generative AI can model complex spatial tumor progression on MRIs, aiming to advance how we visualize and approach treatment for pediatric DMG.
Huge thanks to the incredible team involved! Check out the full study here: https://t.co/dgZo7w2ZFy
#GenerativeAI #MedTwitter #CancerResearch #PedOnc #AI
The energy in Austin was unmatched! 🎸✨ Huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the @The_ASPNR ASPNR promo party—the connections, the conversations, and the community are what make this society so special. Big thanks to the Promo Party sponsors for helping make this event possible:
📷 Guerbet, NordicNeuroLab, and Philips
We’re just getting started. Next stop: sunshine, beaches, and cutting-edge pediatric neuroradiology. ☀️🌴
Get ready to bring that same incredible energy to the coast. See you all at #ASPNR27 in Miami Beach! 🌊🧠
#PediNeuroRad #RadTwitter #MedEd #ASPNRMiamiBeach
Nearly 2 years in the making.
Excited to share that our international multicenter study on Pediatric Pleomorphic Xanthoastrocytomas has now been published in the American Journal of Neuroradiology (@TheAJNR).
Grateful to @drmankad for his mentorship throughout the project.
Hope to see you there!
🗓️When: Monday, May 18, 2026 / 9pm-midnight
🧭Where: Speakeasy, Austin
🔗Tickets: https://t.co/UE1TRFULx6
#ASPNR27#pedsrad#pedineurorad
Case of the Week
A 2-year-old girl with a several week history of left sided weakness and clumsiness as well as left sided facial droop. https://t.co/WhKkeO2UBR Alp Oztek, MD, Seattle Children’s Hospital, Seattle, WA
#PediNeuroRad#MedEd#FOAMrad#PedsRad
Additional evidence sodium MRI can provide tumor details not evident on conventional MRI!
The Utility of Sodium Inversion Recovery MRI to Identify Astrocytoma, IDH-Mutant: A Prospective Pilot Study | Radiology https://t.co/GcsI3MOaBt
Help us celebrate the stand that started it all on June 6: Alex's "Original" Lemonade Stand! 🎗️🦋
Fashioned after the first lemonade stand Alex had for kids with cancer, this annual event combines block party, field day, and charity with lots of food, games, crafts, raffles, races, and sweet lemonade sips to enjoy! You won't want to miss the beautiful butterfly release to commemorate and celebrate the lives of all children affected by cancer either, so come join the fun for all ages.
Learn more>https://t.co/gaPPXA6MZ0
A huge thank you to our incredible Promo Party sponsors for helping make this event possible:
✨ Guerbet, NordicNeuroLab, and Philips
There’s still time to join the fun — Promo Party tickets are still available! Don’t miss your chance to connect, celebrate, and enjoy one of the most anticipated social events of the meeting.
🎟️ Purchase your tickets today before they sell out!
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Evolution of @TheAJNR with clinically helpful articles like this!
Stepwise Diagnostic Algorithm for Imaging of Mandibular and Maxillary Reconstruction https://t.co/UzLR5Fjnjj
Share this post to raise awareness for kids with brain tumors during #braintumotawarenessmonth. 🎗️
Did you know that a decade ago, brain tumors became the leading cause of childhood cancer death while survival rates for the most common forms of leukemia improved to nearly 90%? Treatment options for childhood brain tumors have advanced, but survival rates remain below 10% for some fast-growing high-grade tumors.
This is why research is so important. If progress is possible in leukemia, it is possible in brain tumors. And you can help.