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Radiopaedia is a quiet revolution. It broke the walls of access and cost and built a living library—open, free, evolving, and alive. By radiologists. For radiologists. And for every curious mind. Grateful to be part of a community, Where sharing knowledge is not an

Do questions about brainstem anatomy cause you to suddenly get a case of locked in syndrome?! Do you try to localize the lesion or just wait for the MR? Cranial nerve deficits can help you localize! Just remember: There are 4 CNs in the pons w/4 above the pons & 4 below!

Let’s learn about the radiologic assessment of hamstring sports injuries! #RGphx MRI and US in Hamstring Sports Injury Assessment: Anatomy, Imaging Findings, and Mechanisms of Injury bit.ly/4itTpch Cooky Menias RadioGraphics_Editor RadioGraphics

Is your ability to remember temporal lobe anatomy temporary? You can see it best on coronal images   Centrally in the temporal lobe is the old allocortex (hippocampus, etc) that is preserved going back to rats Laterally is the neocortex involved in the newer higher functions

Anyone can see the bright spot of diffusion imaging! What sets you apart is your ability to tell them where it is—what vascular territory Here are the vascular territories you need to know: * Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery (PICA) Soft under surface of the cerebellum *

Having trouble knowing when to raise suspicion for adenomyosis? Follow along to learn its typical imaging features and key differential considerations! #RGphx Imaging Spectrum of Typical and Atypical Adenomyosis bit.ly/43kmLEI [email protected] Brunna de Oliveira

🚨This article from RadioGraphics is a must read! It is so informative and fascinating! 👏Check out my article overview below ⬇️ Practice Policy and Quality Initiatives Navigating Malpractice: Guide for U.S. Radiologists Luke M. Wojdyla, DO • James Y. Chen, MD Cooky Menias

l've got your back — literally! A solid grasp of lumbar spine anatomy is essential to be able to find pathology and be accurate in reporting. You need to know where the nerve roots lie in the central canal and neural foramina to know when they are compressed. And you need to

Time for you to meet your match!   T2/FLAIR mismatch sign in brain tumors can be very helpful.   But do you know how to use it?   Or do you go into a coma reading studies on gliomas?   Here’s what you need to know so you will never be overmatched when it comes to T2/FLAIR

True story!! After I caught an M2 occlusion that the Al had missed, I literally said," Take that Al! Think you're so smart, eh? Didn't catch that one!'" Then you realize you are talking to yourself and it's a program that is literally there to help you. But it's nice to know

🚨New Breast Imaging #RGphx Cystic Breast Lesions: Diagnostic Approach and US Assessment doi.org/10.1148/rg.240… ⬇️follow along to learn more Cooky Menias RadioGraphics_Editor RadioGraphics (1/11)