@jasondruzgal If time commitment is the same either way… I’d actually rather do LPs than read CTAs any day. The decision fatigue accumulation and tedium is far less?
@jdpereira@portokalh I’m a huge fan of the Haines book or Warner Atlas of Neurosnatomy - the latter was a character and the book is not easy but image quality and the perspectives from the slice orientations can be inspired in the pre-3D MRI era (where you only got one shot at cutting it right)
@seraj25@teachplaygrub We use this to predict the fMRI…. In the sagittal plane divide the medial frontal gyrus (better name for structure above above cingulate gyrus) by the anterior commissural plane - the motor SMA is 1-cm behind it, the language SMA will be 1-cm in front of it.
@portokalh @northernthrux @nastasiayendiki No real idea - avoided that prep back in the day for this reason - you basically need to gently rehydrate the tissue but this is often what happens during the staining process in some instances so maybe look to that? Don’t start with a previous sample ;)
@BrentWeinberg I used to give them my baseball card profiling my idiosyncrasies (eg think Hemingway, not Faulkner… don’t say flow voids are normal in 5-mm axial T2 etc)
@PhilipRChapman1@Miriam_Peckham Not enough rads/fluoro time to do them all, but we’re in a doom loop of non-rad MDs losing skill - alternate fixes… 1) most kits have 3.5” cutting needles that are 1” too short for many USA patients especially for 2) train non rads to use paramedian approach
@francisdeng Lawyers will always find an expert… some cancer protocols use NECT or CECT in path dependent way - the key original clinical trial used it for decision making etc.
@dyousem1@TheASNR@radresidents The sweetest part will be in a year … when you get more unsolicited email invites from the “association of functional kidney practitioners” citing this paper.
@AdiG1993@PhilipRChapman1 Referral to correct specialists, avoid repetitive wrong workup/treatment, counseling of patient and family, enrollment in therapeutic drug trials….
@Avkaji @jasondruzgal @drmankad Brain parenchyma appears normal without hemorrhage, extra-axial collections, hydrocephalus, mass effect or CT signs of ischemia/infarct.
The visualized soft tissues and bones of the skull and face appear normal.
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