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Rajesh S

@Dr_RajeshS

Diagnostic Neuroradiologist #firstgenerationdoctor | Most/All the tweets are radiology related| Instagram @buddingradiologist #FOAMrad #Medtwitter

Joined August 2013
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🧠Petrous apex cholesterol granuloma🧀 Middle aged with h/o COM T1 hyperintense(due to cholesterol component&methemoglobin)lesion centered in the petrous apex,T2/FLAIR central high signal with low hemosiderin rim Other skull base tumours&thrombosed aneurysm can mimic #neurorad

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Visiting Goa for the first time to attend this wonderful Paediatric Neuroradiology conference. After completing part 1&2 virtually,excited to meet all the renowned teachers in person for the final part SPIN 2024.Beautiful line up of lectures at the sea cost, Great treat🎉#SPIN24

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'Tis the Oktoberfest of Pediatric Neuroradiology in a month from now! In 30 days exactly we will say Namaste to our incredible faculty, and our equally incredible delegates. The Fellowship of #SPIN beckons....

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🧠Diffuse hyperdensity of the intracranial vessels on NCCT looks exactly like post contrast images.Not to be mistaken for thrombus Can be seen in patients with: Elevated hematocrit Polycythemia Severe dehydration This patient had cyanotic cong cardiac ds-TOF with high hematocrit

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Excellent summary 👏of all you need to know about the Chiari malformations, From imaging workup till the treatment Type 0 to 1.5 are developmental alterations Vs Type 2 to 5 true malformations @RadioGraphics @JamieClarkeRad #neurorad #radres #Foamrad

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Features of Chiari I and related deformities are shortening of the clivus and supra-occiput, tonsillar herniation, and crowding of the foramen magnum. Chiari I can be diagnosed with cerebellar tonsillar herniation of 3-5mm if supporting features (like syrinx) are present. #RGphx

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🧠Non neoplastic corpus callosal lesions: Multiple sclerosis - Involves callososeptal interface Marchiafa Bignami - Involves central layers with relative sparing of the dorsal&ventral extremes(Sandwich) Susac syndrome -Spherical/round lesions in the center of CC(Snowball/Icicles)

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🧠Knowing Juxta Vs Subcortical location is very important particularly in diagnosing MS & leukodystrophies. It is misunderstood & loosely used term by many Juxta/leukocortical: Involve &abuts the Ufibres Subcortical: Few mm away from the Ufibres @Radiopaedia #neurorad #radres

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What's the odd of fish bone hitting the vertebral artery 🤯

#STROKE Images: Throat discomfort and hemoptysis after accidental ingestion of a fish bone – with penetration of the left vertebral artery. 🐟 #AHAJournals ahajrnls.org/3XiI1IZ

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Calcified left MCA embolism🧠 Not to be mistaken for calcified granuloma/neoplasm in acute setting Calcified cerebral emboli are rare cause of ischemic stroke.Majority are from the calcified valve/ruptured calcified plaques If multiple-Salted pretzel sign may be seen #neurorad

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