Interested in joining our team? We currently have open positions at both Stanford and our VA affiliate! Check out openings at: https://t.co/hQo39pes9d @RSNA @TheASNR @ASHNRSociety @theASFNR @The_ASSR @wnrs2023 @TheENRS @StanfordRad @StanfordMed #NeuroRad #NeuroFellow #MedEd

Interested in learning more about our Diagnostic #NeuroRad #Fellowship? Join our open house Monday, October 30th at 6-7pm PST. Register at https://t.co/sCngafjLJ1 @JeremyHeitMDPHD @EricTranvinhMD @nancyfstanford #RadRes #MedEd @StanfordRadRes @StanfordRad

It's the first Friday of the month! And that means you get to learn more about one of exceptional faculty members @BryanLanzman

#CNSMeetOurMembers Spotlight: Dr. Rebecca Levy (@RebeccaJLevyMD) Dr. Levy is Instructor at Stanford/Lucile Packard Children's Hospital @Stanford_Neuro @StanfordChild @StanfordHealth She sub-specializes in neurogenetics 🧬 🧵

#AJNRcow >> October 27, 2022 >> A 30-year-old man with 2 days of headaches and malaise. In the ED, he is found to have altered mental status, mutism, fever, tachycardia, hypertension, rigidity, hyperreflexia, and a purpuric rash. View the case at https://t.co/YXBlwiN5Sb.

Super proud of our team for finally publishing this Neurorads Q&A book! Took years & blood, sweat, and tears! Thank you for your contributions @EricTranvinhMD @BryanLanzman @mpenta21 SyedHashmi @stanfordneuroi1 @StanfordRad @ThiemeNY https://t.co/nJwKnsppb7

New Research: Arterial Spin Labeling Imaging Characteristics of Anti-leucine-rich Glioma-Inactivated 1 Encephalitis: A Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis: Background and Significance Autoimmune encephalitis (AE) is a rare group of diseases… https://t.co/2gTvB45ezK #Neurology

Fantastic discussion! I'm curious as to how many places actually have 3T MRI available in the acute setting. I suspect in the community setting still only 1.5 T may be available at many centers. How about a poll? @StanfordNRAD #StanfordNRADjc #seizure #epilepsy #brain

Thank you everyone for participating! #StanfordNRADjc

Q5. How could NIRIS be used in clinical practice? #StanfordNRADjc

Q4. How does NIRIS differ from the Marshall and Rotterdam scores?#StanfordNRADjc

MRI was not included in the study. Do you envision a role for MRI in the future? #StanfordNRADjc

Q3: What is the concept behind NIRIS? #StanfordNRADjc

How does NIRIS differ from TBI-RADS? #StanfordNRADjc

Q2: What is NIRIS?#StanfordNRADjc

Welcome to #StanfordNRADjc Q1: Why do we need imaging biomarkers for TBI?

Some ICA occlusions will have the same perfusion deficit as M1 occlusions depending on ACA anatomy. Is making this distinction important prior to going to cath lab?#StanfordNRADjc