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My Tips on 🧠 Aspiration Thrombectomy (the goal is First-pass recanalization) 1. Stable access 2. ADAPT the thrombus 3. Long aspiration >5min 4. Use the pump 5. Push & pull technique 6. Slow catheter withdrawal Use 6/6 whenever you aspirate = you'll win! Penumbra, Inc. Symposium at #DGNR2023 German Society of Neuroradiology 🇩🇪 With Markus Holtmannspötter, Stefan Schob & Anastasios Mpotsaris P.S. Preference: Aspiration or Stent-Retriever? Your catheter choice? Additional tips?

It all happens tomorrow! Join neuroradiology experts for an engaging webinar - Stroke Imaging in the ED: What Radiologists Need to Know

What is normal? And how do you know what to expect? #ECR2024 Great questions to ask, especially so in neuroradiology. Join Prof. Andrea Rossi and a team of European experts today at 12:30 to learn more about variants in the field of neuroradiology! https://buff.ly/4aYZVp0 #ESORatECR2024

White matter lesions in NMOSD and MOGAD show microstructural heterogeneity. Advanced diffusion MRI may help to deepen our knowledge about their pathophisiolgy. Here the last paper of our group! #NMOSD #MOGAD #brightenlab

📢 Attention to all IRs attending IROS in Salzburg Make sure to pass by our Next Research booth on the 2nd floor and take part in the lymphangiography and lymphatic interventions survey! #IROS2024 #NextResearch #CIRSE #Congress #Clinical #Research #InterventionalRadiology #Lymphangiography #Lymphatic #IR #Survey

#ImageOfTheWeek by by Leila Bigdelu and Ossama Maadarani from the Cardiovascular Medicine Division, Vascular Surgery Research Center, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences, Mashhad, Iran. A 40-year-old presented with recurrent episodes of angina over the last year. Based on the echocardiography and cardiac computed tomography, what is your diagnosis? https://lnkd.in/ecHrfGg4 #cardioed #ESCYoung

With pleasure, I hereby present our latest publication on a New Surgical Landmark for the identification of the Transverse-Sigmoid-Sinus-Transition, published in Brain and Spine. https://lnkd.in/djVQz-wK The transverse-sigmoid-sinus-transition constitutes an important anatomical landmark during a retrosigmoid craniotomy. Due to its anatomical variations, the location is highly variable. Landmarks for identification of the anterior border of the sigmoid sinus have been described extensively, although there is a paucity of landmarks for the identification of the posterior border. By means of a retrospective analysis of cerebral MRI examinations of one-hundred patients, we examined the relationship between the transverse-sigmoid-sinus-transition (TSST) and the most-posterior-part-of-the-auricula (MPPA). The most-posterior-part-of-the-auricula can be considered a fast and practical new anatomical landmark, without affecting operative fluency, especially during an emergency craniotomy. Read all about it in the latest edition of Brain and Spine ! European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS) EUROSPINE, the Spine Society of Europe UZA

Check out the latest Highlights in IR on kidney cryoablation in the CIRSE Library! Dr. Matthias Fuerstner, MD, EBIR gives tips and tricks when performing this procedure, as well as insights into the research on this topic. Watch it here: https://t.ly/1HblD #CIRSElibrary #cryoablation #interventionalradiology #IRad

For those of you who are interested in history of medicine , check out our latest “ A history of the path towards imaging of the brain: From skull radiography through cerebral angiography” Kudos to Haris Kamal, MD Banafsheh Shakibajahromi

Spine is in the top five of the diseases most frequent in the world. 👉 How do your patient benefits from weight-bearing examinations? In this very interesting interview from Diagnostic Imaging Europe, the doctor Luigi Manfre, General Secretary of the European Society of Neuroradiology (ESNR), explains  to Ben Giese how using MRI in weight-bearing position changed completely the strategy and vision of spinal interventional medicine, both in the field of diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up. This is an important step towards an increasingly effective patient care, in which we are particularly involved: at Esaote, we were among the first to introduce open MRI systems to the market, and today we are working on increasingly advanced procedures. We will discuss it at the upcoming event in Catania on April 21st “Advanced Solutions for Spine Interventional and True Motion Imaging on Open MRI”.  👨⚕️ You will have the opportunity to engage with top international experts, including Dr. Manfrè. Find out more about how to participate: https://lnkd.in/eCwWmFts #healthcare #healthinnovation #healthwithcare #radiology #mri