Humbled & Honoured to be the next President of British Society of Head & Neck Imaging @BSHNI_UK
Huge thank you to @RaviLingam28 & rest of the BSHNI Council 2023-2025 for their stellar work
Look forward to working with the new council members as we continue the good work
A team at the PRUH is pioneering an innovative treatment using microwave energy to treat patients with enlarged thyroid.
Lynn Rolfe is one of the first patients to undergo the new procedure.
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I am very pleased to have performed the first microwave #thyroidablation in the UK at Princess Royal University Hospital @KingsCollegeNHS with @HWassati and Dr. Eduardo Crespo Vallejo. A fantastic procedure with very positive patient feedback already.
A special thanks to @dreduardocrespo for his expert opinion, training and guidance and for the interventional radiology team at the Princess Royal University Hospital @KingsCollegeNHS without whom this would not have happened.
I am pleased to announce that we have successfully performed the UK first benign thyroid nodule ablation using Terumo TATO microwave system. It was a great honour to perform the procedure with my colleague @gty_photos who had worked tirelessly to make this happen.
Any ideas what this might be? Calcified IAM with an impression of a lesion that extends slightly into the CP angle. Incidental finding on a trauma/head injury. 54y m. No previous imaging?calcified schwanna @RamVaidhyanath@amyfjuliano@callyrobs@gmoonis@FeliceDArco@rhwiggins
Imaging Pearl 4: Phase images of SWI MRI to differentiate Paramagnetic (eg:microhemorrhage) and Diamagnetic (microcalcification) lesions
Boils down to seeing if lesion FOLLOWS/is OPPOSITE to the bright or dark color of veins on Lt/Rt handed MR systems
Read our SWI article also
@JosephMullineux How strange! I thought we own this term in head & neck world with ear fullness! I still don't understand what does that mean and why patients get MRI IAM for it 🤦
Just a casual reminder that the “central canal” is an ependymal-lined structure in the spinal cord. The “spinal canal” is a channel through the vertebral column holding the thecal sac, & these 2 terms are not interchangeable.
I’m sure no one will have an opinion on this, so…
A rare, or possibly rarely described, entity not to forget when an MR seems 'negative' for SNHL, esp if there's history of trauma. Follow CN VIII in the IAC on hT2W seq, see if there might be a focal deviation that might just be a tiny IAC arachnoid cyst!
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Has using NI-RADS made your process for dictating surveillance CTs for head & neck cancer simpler & more focused? Then check out our #NIRADS for MRI Table! Applicable esp. to skull base, sinus, NPC, including perineural spread. https://t.co/gK8CEHkfr0