Amaral LLF do, Bag AK, Guimarães Gonçalves F, Hanagandi PB, eds. Advanced Neuroradiology Cases: Challenge Your Knowledge. Cambridge; 2017; 544 pp; $160.00 Advanced Neuroradiology Cases is a compilation of uncommon but important diagnoses in neuroimaging. The primary audience of the book
Fellows’ Journal Club A voluntary survey was sent to practicing and out-of-training members of the ASNR. Four hundred thirty-two respondents across a broad range of experience reported: 93% with workdays extending at least 1 hour past expected; 71.9% reading more
Nadgir R, Yousem DM. Neuroradiology: The Requisites. 4th ed. Elsevier; 2017; 640 pp; 1200 ill; $109.99 In the 4th edition (2017) of the remarkably successful Neuroradiology: The Requisites, Drs. Nadgir and Yousem offer a text that follows the same format and
Alleyne Jr CH, Woodall MN, Citow JS. Neurosurgery Board Review: Questions and Answers for Self-Assessment. 3rd ed. Thieme; 2016; 432 pp; 268 pp; $89.99 It is always of interest to see what residents or practicing clinicians in the neurosciences (neurosurgeons, neurologists,
Greenberg MS. Handbook of Neurosurgery. 8th ed. Thieme; 2016; 1650 pp; 150 ill; $109.99 Despite ever-expanding editions of Handbook of Neurosurgery, the eighth edition (published in 2016) adds significantly to the seventh edition (published in 2010). Not only is it longer
The Clinical Correlation, one of several features within the AJNR‘s Case Collections section, is being retired. Originally envisioned by Section Editor Dr. Christine Glastonbury (from the University of California, San Francisco) as a way to stoke collaboration between neuroradiologists, pathologists, and clinicians, the Clinical
O’Brien Sr WT. Top 3 Differentials in Neuroradiology: A Case Review. Thieme; 2015; 624 pp; 697 ill; $129.99 While many great neuroradiology texts exist, Top 3 Differentials in Neuroradiology offers a unique and engaging approach to learning and reviewing neuroradiology. A
Minimum Qualifications Candidates must 1) Be board eligible or certified for diagnostic radiology or its foreign equivalent, 2) have completed an ACGME approved neuroradiology 1 year fellowship or its foreign equivalent, 3) have interest in oncologic imaging and research. Program
Recently an interesting retrospective study evaluating missed neurological emergencies was published in the journal ‘Diagnosis’. Physicians from the emergency department of large tertiary care center reviewed cases involving a missed or delayed diagnosis of a neurologic emergency in which a
Filippi M, Simon J, eds. Imaging Acute Neurologic Disease: A Symptom-Based Approach. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press; 2014; 391 pp; 196 ill; $150.00 This 382-page multi-authored book, edited by Drs. Massimo Filippi and Jack H. Simon, adeptly and efficiently covers the
