🔊SPIN-ECHO: same scenario, more beneath the surface. Looks like blood, but it’s not—pseudo-SAH in neuroblastoma with CNS involvement. Without context, we oversimplify.

Tintin in Radiology vol. 4 The Inner Radiologist: Dialogues with Haddock Radiology loves detail. Sometimes too much detail. #MRI #CT

Radiology in a nutshell: Cutting-edge imaging meets the brute force of metal Experience often teaches you to expect the unexpected, but never shields you from it.

The SickKids Paediatric Neurovascular Program and the Garry Hurvitz Centre for Brain & Mental Health Garry Hurvitz Centre for Brain & Mental Health invite patients, families, and caregivers to join us for Neurovascular Family Education Day 2025. We look forward to seeing you there!

El número de autores que utilizan IA para redactar artículos científicos es cuatro veces mayor que el de los que lo admiten Se analizaron manuscritos originales y comentarios de revisores enviados a 10 revistas utilizando una herramienta de detección de IA peerreviewcongress.org/abstract/quant…

“Not every panda in Wilson’s disease is friendly 🐼. Sometimes, diffusion restriction sneaks in — a subtle but serious clue of severe disease. Fresh insights from Garg et al., Ann Indian Acad Neurol (2025) 👉 doi:10.4103/aian.aian_483_25"

Banding Artifacts #radiologicalillustration ✍️ pixel by pixel handmade!

Spinner of the month this September takes us to the beautiful #Brazil where we meet the awesome Dr Alcino Barbosa and learn about the art and science of Pediatric Neuroradiology as practised in the beautiful South. Also, your last chance to win discounts to #SPIN25!

This week’s SPIN-POV: In a case of a pediatric ADEM, always look at the optic nerves. Optic disc swelling, protrusion, neuritis, and perineuritis with periorbital fat stranding and post-contrast enhancement are highly suggestive of MOGAD and can clinch the diagnosis.

Just accepted!! Such a great collaboration - this paper expands our view of CAVA phenotypes - when mitochondrial disorders lead to urea cycle dysfunction! ✅ ⁦AJNR⁩ ajnr.org/content/early/…

Excited to share our new article on a rare but newly recognized pediatric CNS tumor with H3K27M and BRAF V600E comutation. Tina Young Poussaint, MD, FACR Lissa C Baird AaronYeo CESAR ALVES Boston Children's Dana-Farber/Boston Children's Brain Tumor Center ajnr.org/content/early/…

🧵 Spin Tweetorial Wednesday: Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis (SSPE) ✨ A forgotten yet fatal sequela of measles — let’s unpack its journey from virus to voxel.

This week’s SPIN-POV: In a case of suspected CNS pediatric vasculitis, obtaining chest and abdominal imaging might often help in the diagnosis. This patient had generalised lymphadenopathy and lung parenchymal changes, suggesting an infectious pathology. Nodal biopsy revealed TB.

So true

🧠 #SPINTweetorialWednesday Fulminant SSPE (fSSPE)—the rare, rapidly downhill variant of post-measles encephalitis where DWI restriction can be your earliest imaging tell. Let’s go! Primary deep dive: Prasad et al., Neurol India 2022 → doi:10.4103/0028-3886.338737.

+MCPs 👇

This week’s SPIN-POV: Subpial haemorrhage is an uncommon but distinct neonatal bleed, appearing as a curvilinear collection along the cortical surface with an intact pial margin. It can mimic subarachnoid haemorrhage but shows restricted diffusion in the subjacent cortex.

Advice from Jane Goodall's mum. Maybe your kids will hear what you tell them after all. Jane shared these lessons from her mother in the course I took from her on MasterClass

zoom.us/webinar/regist… Join us for another mind bending session with our brilliant panelists, come November 22nd!

It’s #SPINTweetorialWednesday 🌀 This week, we peel back the pia to meet an under-recognized neonatal foe — the Subpial Hemorrhage (AJR 2021; Barreto et al.). A hidden bleed beneath the pia, crushing cortex, mimicking subarachnoid but telling a deeper story… 🧵👇