Sneak peek: Day #2 of the Bootcamp session at #ASHNR24 discussing the Jugular Foramen. The jugular tubercle is a key anatomic structure to distinguish lesions in the jugular foramen (above the tubercle) from lesions in the hypoglossal canal (below the tubercle) #Neurorad #radres

Important take aways from Dr. Divya Gunda’s talk on the jugular foramen and foramen magnum #ASHNR24 #HNrad #neuroradiology

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

Only report thyroid nodules if one warrants a recommendation for FNA or imaging follow-up. Reduce overdiagnosis! Dr Jenny Hoang at #ASHNR24

Great tips on approaching incidental findings on cta from Richard Wiggins #ASHNR24 #ENT Cases of incidental lymphoma and exostoses of the laryngeal cartilages. Also note the normal carotid body can be seen. Not a tiny paraganglioma. Most importantly: #RotundumIsACanalNotAForamen

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

What a fabulous lecture that Amy Juliano shares her journey about ‘How to Teach Head & Neck Radiology’ at #ASHNR24 🎊💫🎉 You are amazing and we are so lucky to have a chance to hear from you all these🥰 thanks to ASHNR and Christine M Glastonbury, MD 👏🏻🥇📚💻👩🏻‍💻🧑🏻‍💻

Ear pain doesn’t always come from the ear itself. Referred pain from structures in the neck are an important cause of secondary otalgia. #ASHNR24 #HNrad #neuroradiology

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

Congratulations to the 2024 ASHNR Gold Medal award winner Deborah Shatzkes !! #ASHNR24

Two very practical examples of how circulating DNA can be helpful to decide what to do with NIRADS 2 cases as discussed by Ashley Aiken #ASHNR24

Many ways for H&N rads to add value in H&N cancer treatment from Ashley Aiken Proper use of #NIRADS classification for follow ups and guiding management, radiologist involvement with biopsies, daily mini tumor boards etc. #ENT #radiology #ASHNR24

Key point from Dr Laurie Loevner: -Unfortunately, imaging findings of prevertebral muscle invasion are not accurate. -However, preserved normal retropharyngeal fat on imaging is an accurate predictor that the pre vertebral musculature are NOT invaded. #ASHNR24 #ENT #Radiology

Currently any bone involvement upstages a tumor to T4 but the literature is starting to show the pattern of bone invasion is what affects prognosis, presented by Dr. Claudia Kirsch during her talk on bone and cartilage invasion. #ASHNR24 #HNrad

Great deep dive on bone&cartilage invasion by CFEKirsch #ASHNR24 #ENT #radiology One key takeaway: Regarding thyroid cartilage invasion, conventional ct can be challenging and nonspecific. MR may be helpful and complementary but also may overcall. DECT has better specificity.

Consider perilymph fistula with inner ear anomaly and fluid in MES! Caroline Robson, MBChB #ESHNR24