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Mx criteria for TIA based on the ABCD2 score: #neurotip @stroke

An easy way to differentiate these midbrain syndromes is to remember that, moving from anterior to posterior, all three involve oculomotor nerve damage, with additional distinct features: Weber’s syndrome – affects the anterior midbrain, involving the corticospinal tracts, leading to contralateral weakness. Benedikt’s syndrome – involves the mid-midbrain, including the red nucleus, causing abnormal involuntary movements such as tremor and chorea. Claude’s syndrome – localized to the posterior midbrain, where superior cerebellar peduncle fibers (after decussation) are affected, resulting in cerebellar signs (think Claude = Cerebellar). #Neurotip

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OTW to top 100 Flowborn (Tank) #honoro

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70 Neuro radiological classical signs of Neurological disease #TeachMeNeuroscience 🧠 📚 Neuroradiology signs by Mai-Lan Ho Link : drive.google.com/file/d/1HrD…

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Need help reading spine imaging? I’ve got your back!   It’s as easy as ABC!   This post is about an easy mnemonic you can use on every single spine study you see to increase your speed & make sure you never miss a thing!   Just remember ABCD:   A = Alignment (1) look for unstable injuries (2) look for malalignment that causes early degenerative change   B = Bones  On CT, look for fractures On MRI, look for marrow lesions/edema   C = Cord/Canal On CT, look at the canal contents for large masses or collections On MRI, look for canal narrowing & cord edema   D= Discs/Degenerative --Normal discs should look like a kidney on it’s side on axial images, w/tiny hilum/. Loss of this hilum means there a bulge --On sagittal images, normal discs should look like jelly donuts.  If they look like pancakes instead of jelly donuts, they are degenerated   Disc nomenclature: Bulge = gaining weight & loosening belt (annulus gets loose) Protrusion = hernia (annulus tears & disc protrudes through) Extrusion = disc becomes like toothpaste & squeezes around everywhere Free Fragment = like toothpaste on the toothbrush—completely separate from the disc   Now you know how to approach spine imaging studies in a systematic way! Hopefully, now reading spine imaging won’t be such back breaking work!

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Radiological signs of hematoma expansion #TeachMeNeurosurgery

Visual field defects by @medics_AbuSaif

1/Feel like a fish out of water when it comes to water on the brain? Read on for this month’s @Radiographics summary of what you need to know about hydrocephalus!! doi.org/10.1148/rg.240162 @cookyscan1 @RadG_editor #RGphx

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Meningiomas #Neuroncology #Neurotip Tweeted by @seraj25

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