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Neurometabolic Disorders Chapter XI: Ed Yang, MD International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Season V: Contemporary Masters WFPI SPIN ESNR

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Dysmyelination vs Hypomyelination: key findings with dysmyelination include myelination occurring out of sequence and presence of volume loss, particularly cortical. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's

Metabolic disorders is not easy, live learning now from the impressive Ed Yang, MD! Bonus, get your learning about art 🖼️ International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network ASPNR

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Congenital Disorders of glycosylation – many subtypes exist, but a key finding in CDG1a is the presence of cerebellar hypoplasia progressing to atrophy AND gliosis. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Important mimics of hypoxic ischemic injury in neonates - key differentiating feature is the absence of a sentinel event. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's Boston Children's Radiology

Did you know about the tumefactive masses like these in Alexander Disease? Well, now you do! Thank you #IPNTN for the brave new world of learning you helped us create. An unforgettable talk on neurometabolic disorders this afternoon, just concluding Boston Children's Radiology.

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI: Thanks to Dr. Edward Yang for a phenomenal, image-rich discussion of neurometabolic disorders!! This is a challenging topic made decidedly more accessible through this excellent presentation. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's

Case of the week: 20-month-old male transferred from outside hospital for altered mental status and febrile seizure, outside CT reports left mastoiditis. bit.ly/4g5znVu Muhammad Mubashir Ramzan, Le Bonheur Children`s Hospital,University of Tennessee Health Science Center

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Less than 24 hours to go! International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Season V: Contemporary Masters Chapter XII: Michelle Silvera, MD September 7, 2024 Register here: aspnr.org/learning/inter… SPIN ESNR WFPI

STARTING SOON!! Join us for a lecture by Dr. V. Michelle Silvera from Mayo Clinic speaking on "Vision." It's sure to be a great session! David Mirsky Michelle Silvera Mark Mamlouk Dr Kish Mankad Elizabeth K. Weidman International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Session V: Contemporary

Happening now! Don't miss Dr. V. Michelle Silvera speaking on "Vision"! Michelle Silvera Mark Mamlouk David Mirsky Dr Kish Mankad Elizabeth K. Weidman Rebekah Clarke International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Session V: Contemporary Masters Chapter XII: Dr. V. Michelle Silvera

Great review of orbital anatomy by Dr. V. Michelle Silvera! Always helpful to review normal anatomy in order to recognize and describe pathology. Michelle Silvera David Mirsky Mark Mamlouk Dr Kish Mankad Elizabeth K. Weidman Rebekah Clarke #pedineurorad #IPNTN

Don't miss the WEBOF fracture! Easily missed trapdoor fracture in children with lack of external signs of trauma. Early recognition is important for timely surgery. Michelle Silvera Mark Mamlouk David Mirsky Rebekah Clarke Elizabeth K. Weidman Dr Kish Mankad #pedineurorad #IPNTN #pedrad #ASPNR

This phenomenal talk by Michelle Silvera is on now at the #IPNTN! If you can label the pathology shown here, you are doing well, if you want to learn about this, you can still join! ASPNR SPIN

Continuing to complications of orbital fractures. Educational cases of post-traumatic CSF collections in and around the eyelid. Watch for low-density fluid collection with associated superior orbital rim fracture or traumatic sutural diastasis. Michelle Silvera Mark Mamlouk

Don't miss these signs of globe rupture! Scrutinize the anterior chamber for subtle increase or decrease in size, which can both indicate globe injury. Michelle Silvera Mark Mamlouk David Mirsky Rebekah Clarke Elizabeth K. Weidman Dr Kish Mankad #pedineurorad #IPNTN #pedrad #ASPNR

Continuing with more post-traumatic findings of the globe. Retinoschisis is highly suggestive of abusive head trauma in the absence of appropriate history of non-accidental severe head injury. Scrutinize your axial T2 weighted images to not miss splitting of the retinal layers.

Fantastic image rich talk by Dr. V. Michelle Silvera on "Vision". Lots of educational cases and beautiful incorporation of art and radiology. Michelle Silvera Mark Mamlouk David Mirsky Rebekah Clarke Elizabeth K. Weidman Dr Kish Mankad #pedineurorad #IPNTN #pedrad #ASPNR