Update on Management of Incidental Findings Seen on Imaging Studies of the Abdomen and Pelvis
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This one's for me!!
I was tired of seeing small MCA infarcts that were clearly from a branch occlusion& not knowing the name of the branch that was occluded!
I decided I would find a way to remember these territories myself-and then share it w/ you!!
Here's how you can remember the different territories
Start w/4 cardinal territories
-These are the skeleton from which you can remember the rest
Orbitofrontal: Easy, it overlies orbit in the frontal region, like its name
Central: East, it's the territory surrounding central sulcus
Angular: Easy, it literally looks like an angle between parietal & temporal region
Polar: Easy, it's the temporal pole!
Bc it's the MCA, there is an M or two humps between each of these cardinal branch territories & their names reflect the anatomy
Finally, the temporal territories look like fingers on a hand:
Polar is the thumb of the hand: remember polar sounds pollex which means thumb
Middle temporal is literally the middle finger!!
Now you know the middle cerebral branch territories— so your reports will never be middling!
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Exploring the new Kyoto guidelines for managing pancreatic cysts: an overview and comparison with previous guidelines
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