Cerebral angiograms are tougher for students and junior residents to grasp and learn than brain CTs, likely because they're becoming less common now due to alternatives like CTA and MRA.

Here's a simple step-by-step guide to help you get started with reading them:

Great honor to be at Punjab Institute of Neuroscience in Lahore Pakistan. I look forward to presenting at Grand Rounds. Thanks to local neurosurgery host Dr. Bashir & ⁦⁦MU Health Care⁩ neurosurgery colleague Siddiq & our resident Dr. Nunna for making this a great experience!

Organ donation and death by anesthesia and me

“I LOVE spinal cord syndromes!” is a phrase that has NEVER, EVER been said by anyone.

Do you become paralyzed when you see cord signal abnormality?

Nothing seems to strike a chord?

Never fear! Here's a cheat sheet on incomplete spinal cord syndromes to get you moving again!

Basics of Head CT Lea Alhilali, MD

COW from theRadiologist. Favorite Brain vessel? I’ve got left M C A !

Differentiating Shock findings

When you’re asked to localize the lesion in a patient with aphasia, do you suddenly feel speechless?

At a loss for words to categorize the type of aphasia?

Never fear—here is the decision tree for patients w/aphasia and the associated anatomic correlates

Three main questions:

Spinal cord details

Circle of Willis on CTA

Simple cheat sheet for brain MRI normal and pathology clues

Brain Anatomy Simplified.

@Bettysample

GrepMed

Wish you had a sixth sense to localize that sixth cranial nerve palsy?

Feeling six feet under when you see a sixth nerve deficit?

Here’s a cheat sheet to help you locate the lesion in a sixth cranial nerve palsy!

Just remember the Six Syndromes of the Sixth Cranial Nerve!

Pediatric brain tumors. Source unknown to me

No shortage of cases for recent graduates.
Vincent Nguyen, MD Will Mangham