Cord Compression : When to give Contrast
There is a wide variation in when contrast is given for patients who come in with known malignancy and neurological …
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Why you will forget more than 50% of what you learn within an hour. And how to change that.
You will forget more than 50% of what you learn within an hour and over 2/3rds by the end of …
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Syrinx Complex but Benign: What to look for
When we think of a benign syrinx we think that it should be uniformly high signal on T2 and smooth. …
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MRI Radiation Spine: When the clinicians wont tell you
MRI Radiation Spine What happens to vertebral body signal post radiation and how to spot a post radiation spine and …
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Spondylotic Myelopathy vs Myelomalacia: No more confusion
Spondylolytic myelopathy and Myelomalacia: They are quite different but there is often confusion between the use of the terms. Lets …
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Early Discitis : Which scan to believe?
When scans are performed for ? Discitis, often both a T2 and T2 Fat Sat/ STIR sequence are performed. Which …
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