The following is a transcript from the interview recorded in the Section of Neuroradiology at the Medical College of Wisconsin at Milwaukee. Participants included: Dr. John Ulmer, Professor of Radiology and Section Chief of Neuroradiology Dr. Gosia Franczak, Professor of
Click above to listen to the accompanying podcast (discussion of this article begins at 0:58). Alternatively, the player below provides the discussion of only this article. The purpose of this paper was to confirm prior findings in demonstrating imaging superiority of 0.1
Please check out the accompanying podcast of this blog post (discussion of this article begins at 19:18) Level of evidence: 3A This study tries to expand on recent observational studies that showed increased T1 shortening in the posterior fossa
Please check out the accompanying podcast of this blog post (discussion of this article begins at 15:07) Level of evidence: 3A In this study the investigators wanted to compare the changes in signal intensity ratios in the dentate nucleus
Click to listen to the accompanying podcast (discussion of this article begins at 1:01) This paper aimed to characterize carotid webs and their association with ipsilateral ischemic stroke. A carotid web was defined as a thin intraluminal filling defect located along
Review by: Dr. James Fernandez and Dr. Sepand Salehian Click to listen to the accompanying podcast (discussion of this article begins at 19:15) A group of 75 asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic for low back pain were enrolled in a study for provocative
Click to listen to the accompanying podcast (discussion of this article begins at 15:21) Currently the management of intracranial astrocytic tumors relies heavily on histologic grade. Although histologic grading is the current gold standard for tumor grading, it is a limited
Now well into the second year of the podcast from the AJNR, I think it’s an interesting time, and perhaps an important time, to survey listeners. What I would like within the next few weeks is for podcast listeners to post
