Clinical Neurology · Neuro-Radiology
Neuroradiology Reference
A resident-oriented walk through clinical neuroradiology — CT and MRI sequences, when to order what, and the imaging signatures of the conditions you see on call. The full illustrated reference is available as a downloadable PDF (above).
Why bother learning neuroimaging? As a neurologist you will read more scans than almost any other specialist. Being able to interpret the images yourself — rather than waiting on a report — changes management at the bedside, in the ED, and in the ICU.
What's covered in the reference
- CT and MRI physics & the core sequences (T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI/ADC, GRE/SWI, T1+contrast)
- Stroke imaging — early ischemic signs, ASPECTS, hemorrhage, and perfusion
- Tumors, demyelination, infection, and the common imaging patterns of each
- Vascular imaging — CTA/MRA, venous sinus imaging, and angiographic anatomy
Ahmed Koriesh, MD