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45 y/o M with no PMH presents w/ 1 month of persistent headaches followed by nausea & vomiting, what is the most likely diagnosis? #Neurosurgery #MedEd #medicine #radres #futurera...
What is the most likely diagnosis in this 30 y/o M presenting with headaches? 🧠 🔷More images in 🧵 #meded #medicine #neurosurgery #Neurology #radres #futureradres #ENT https://t...
What is the most likely diagnosis and potential etiology of this 30 y/o patient presenting w/ back pain and headaches followed by seizures? 🔷PMH: Lumbar radiculopathy 🔷More images...
80 y/o patient presenting w/ headache is found to have a pineal mass and hydrocephalus. What is the most likely diagnosis and cause of the hydrocephalus? More images in 🧵 #MedEd...
Venous variants and abnormalities are the most common causes of pulsatile tinnitus Differential and learning points in 🧵 #ent #neurology #neurosurgery #meded #radres #futureradr...
Classic case, 1 image is all you need 60 y/o with history of diabetes presents with progressive right proptosis, vision loss and confusion. What is the most likely diagnosis? 🧠...
Tips & tricks of DWI to help narrow the differential Ddx: Stroke Abscess Hypercellular tumor Hematoma Epidermoid cyst Encephalitis Seizure Demyelination Toxic/metabolic disorders...
Imaging of Labyrinthitis Ossificans Etiology: Sequelae of chronic inflammation typically 2/2 meningitis or prior surgery, otomastoiditis, or trauma Clinically: Sendorineural hear...
Preoperative approach to sellar region masses, what the surgeon needs to know (at least what I think they need to know) Additional reporting tips from surgeons are welcomed and en...
1/To be or not 2b?? That is the question! Do you have questions about how to remember cervical lymph node anatomy & levels? Here’s a #tweetorial to show you how--#Superbowl weeke...
Pterygopalatine fossa🧵- inspired by ?s from med students in neuroanatomy lab & a resident w/ case of perineural tumor spread on same day! #meded #FOAMrad #medtwitter #medstudents #...
1/ 🧵 21 yo F with neurofibromatosis is adm to ICU after a left suboccipital crani and C1-2 lami for resx of a neurofibroma at the cervicomedullary junction/C1-C2. No peri-op issues...
