One slide, three critically important pearls! Do NOT fat sat T1 pre contrast images and unresolving facial nerve palsy is always concerning!! Katherine Reinshagen #ASHNR24

Key point: many aggressive sinonasal neoplasms involving the anterior skull base will appear radiographically similar and require pathologic tissue diagnosis. The radiologist’s role is to determine the extent and involvement of surrounding structures. #ENT #radiology #ASHNR24

Great central skull base rapid fire cases from Ian Mark Key point: pituitary mass is not always an adenoma. Look at the clival marrow for edema or enhancement to suggest DDx of hypophysitis. This can help prevent more aggressive surgical intervention. #ashnr24

A posterior projection from the thyroid is Zuckerkandl’s tubercle, not a nodule! Mary Beth Cunnane MD at #ASHNR24

If you see an incidental carotid body <6 mm, let it go as normal! Richard Wiggins at #ASHNR24 doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.a…

Beware of satisfaction of search on 4D CT for parathyroids. Challenge yourself to find the next lesion! C Douglas Phillips 🇺🇸 at #ASHNR24

Francis Deng, MD points out the importance of scrutinizing parotid gland on "stroke" cases acquired for facial weakness. Any parotid lesion should be considered suspicious in these cases. #ashnr2024

Nodular oncocytic hyperplasia (oncocytosis) is a diffuse nonencapsulated proliferation of oncocytes in the parotid glands. The islands can 'vanish' on T1 postcontrast FS like oncocytomas. Francis Deng, MD at #ASHNR2024

Nasal cavity eosinophilic angiocentric fibrosis is an IgG4-related disease that appears as soft tissue thickening in the anterior nasal cavity doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A… (The final Jeopardy diagnosis of #ASHNR24)

Tilted disc syndrome presents with bitemporal (pseudo)hemianopsia. MRI shows ectasia of the nasal side of the posterior globe wall and flattened of the temporal side. ajnr.org/content/20/9/1… #ASHNR24

A bizarre complication of translabyrinthine surgery: CSF accumulation in the temporal lobe and associated edema. doi.org/10.7759/cureus… #ASHNR24 h/t Ashok Srinivasan

Master clinician educator Amy Juliano tells us her educational philosophy with great zeal at #ASHNR24

How to teach with social media: post what you love and what’s relevant to you Lea Alhilali, MD at #ASHNR24

Meet learners where they are. They want videos more than textbooks. They want it highly available. They want it short. Brent Weinberg, MD, PhD at #ASHNR24 🎥

#ASHNR24: Wonderful Valvassori memorial lecture by @DrJenGillespie 🇦🇺 on Otalgia (into by @GMoonis)! For aggressive EAC lesions consider necrotizing otitis externa, EAC cholesteatoma, SCCa & osteoradionecrosis.

Common causes of referred otalgia include TMJ, teeth, and throat Jennifer Gillespie Valvassori lecture at #ASHNR24

More anatomy of the jugular foramen from #ASHNR24. The jugular foramen is divided into the pars nervosa and the pars vascularis by the jugular spine. #radres #Neurorad

MRI brachial plexus shows a distal thoracic duct draining into the IJ & subclavian vein confluence. It can often have a flared or tubular configuration, not to be mistaken for pathology such as lymphadenopathy or brachial plexus injury, which would be more posterior. #radres

If you’re reading parathyroid 4D CT, the presence of an aberrant right subclavian artery should go in the impression.

Check out this stunning 3D visualization of a carotid web! 🍌🔬 #BANANA2024 Erez Nossek