🚨 Exciting news 🎉
ASPNR is offering FIVE Travel Awards to help you join us at #ASPNR27 in Miami 🏖️🌟
Who can apply?💫
🔷Medical students
🔷 Trainees: Residents and fellows
🔷 Early-career research scientists (non-MD)
🔷 International trainees & early career radiologists
Apply here: https://t.co/EvlFCcXtFF
🗓️Deadline: September 25, 2026 ⏰
#ASPNR #PediNeuroRad #PedsRad
🎓 Radiology residents & neuroradiology fellows — this one’s for you! 📢
The V. Michelle Silvera & Robert Heist Educational Travel Award provides up to $2,000 to attend #ASPNR27 💫
🌟 Learn! Network! Be inspired!🌟
Apply here: https://t.co/bFSc1FqsE5
🗓️ Deadline: Sept 25, 2026 ⏰
#ASPNR #PediNeuroRad #PedsRad
🔥🔥 One hour to go! 🔥🔥 Join the 📷 webinar as we continue IPNTN Season VII: Take 5! Register here: https://t.co/NOvSNn7NmB 📷 Chapter V: "Abusive head trauma" by Dr. Arabinda Choudhary and Dr. Adam Oates. 📷 Starting soon — don't miss it! #PediNeuroRad#PedsRad#ASPNR
#SNIS2026 Fellows Course Lecture Spotlight:
🧠 Dr. Timo Krings shared insights on EC-IC anastomoses of the skull base.
Synthesizing nearly 30 years of experience, Prof. Krings illustrated the hidden dangers of these skull base connections, and emphasized the importance of angiographic study and constant awareness:
💡It is easy to miss something you are not looking for
💡It is easy to miss something you are not aware of
But they are always present.
Finally, his message to fellows echoed the wisdoms of pioneer Dr. Pierre Lasjaunias:
“The cheapest way to be safe is to know your anatomy”
��Thank you to Dr. Gilbert Vezina and Dr. @AlcinoBarbosaJr for sharing their expertise and invaluable teaching pearls during today's IPNTN webinar👏
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us from around the world for IPNTN Season VII: Take Five! Chapter IV🔥
Your engagement, questions, and commitment to learning continue to make this global educational community so special✨
See you at the next session: July 25, 2026 (July 26 for certain time zones) 🎙️on Abusive Head Trauma✨
#PediNeuroRad #IPNTN #PedsRad #ASPNR
@MirskyDavid @drmankad @RLClarkeMD @laura1127md @ArzuOztrkMD @alexandra_foust @DrSmilySharma @HarumyYoshikawa @JamieClarkeRad @MoriyahNaama @the_nvir
RadioGraphics continues its upward trajectory, achieving a new Impact Factor of 6.2, up from 5.5 last year. Led by Editor @cookyscan1, @RSNA’s premier educational journal recorded 15,527 citations, reflecting its essential role for imaging professionals. https://t.co/gCItgpIXsb
💡 A comparison of RAPID and Brainomix CT perfusion software showed good overall correlation for ischemic core and penumbra estimation, but systematic differences led to clinically meaningful discrepancies in thrombectomy eligibility classification. These findings highlight the need for cautious interpretation of rigid CTP thresholds and integration with broader clinical assessment. Read more here: https://t.co/n0BSIVrlqc
Meet Dr. Edgar Samaniego!
In this JNIS Editor Spotlight, @esamaniego reflects on his journey from a fellow submitting his first case series to JNIS to becoming a Commissioning Editor for the journal. Today, he oversees the journal’s Review Articles while continuing his work as Professor and Director of the Vascular Neurology Fellowship at the @uihealthcare@IowaMed
Don't forget to register for this year's SNIS Annual Meeting: https://t.co/ICgpw802xC
Happy to share that our article on qualitative subfield analysis on 3T MRI to predict histopathology subtypes of Hippocampal sclerosis has been published in @TheAJNR. Grateful to my mentors from SCTIMST, India for their guidance and support 🙂🙂 @drbejoy2002#EpilepsyImaging
🎧 New JNIS Podcast Episode
Could MMA infusion help reduce opioid use after aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage?
JNIS Editor-in-Chief Dr. Michael Chen @dr_mchen speaks with Dr. Peter Kan @PeterKa80460001 about their recently published JNIS study and the potential role of targeted dural therapy after aSAH (https://t.co/HtGvzT444Z).
Listen on your favorite platform:
▶️ Apple: https://t.co/6sL789mNGY
▶️ Spotify: https://t.co/fLC4KrkYGZ
▶️ Web: https://t.co/2zeZJVCihO