Non-contrast CT:A - Hyperdense vessel sign of the basilar artery CTA:B - Occlusion of the basilar artery in the middle vessel sectionC - Regular contrast of the distal basilar artery and posterior cerebral artery on both sidesD - Absence of contrast from the distal V3 segment of the left vertebral artery to the [...]

Congratulations - you have successfully completed the 5 cases and hopefully learned a lot and consolidated your expert knowledge in the process. Thank you very much for your active participation in the case collection and I look forward to seeing you again in the next case collection or in one of our courses! Good luck [...]

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Welcome to the Cases "Emergency Neuroradiology – Head "! I look forward to working through the 5 cases with you and making you confident in the systematic reporting of CT examinations. The focus of this case collection is on the guided-reporting / systematic diagnosis of neuroradiologic emergencies. My name is Hanna Styczen and I am a senior physician [...]

We have integrated a fully functional Dicom viewer into this experience, provided to us by our partner Collective Minds Radiology (www.cmrad.com). The following video briefly demonstrates the key features available to you in the viewer (so you can view the images just as you would in clinical practice). https://vimeo.com/901462786/44c04c44fe?share=copy If you already have an existing [...]

You will be let loose on the cases straight away without much preliminary propaedeutic banter. Our didactic concept is based on the fact that you (inter)actively acquire the necessary knowledge step by step. That's why our concept is unique and has a particularly lasting learning effect. So that you are not completely on your own, [...]

We provide you with our cheat sheets and templates. It is best to take a look at them before working on the cases and then at any time if required. You can also download all the documents as a pdf (they open in a new tab when you click on the corresponding link; they are [...]

Clinical presentation: A 73-year-old patient was found lying on the ground in a home. He presents with a right-sided monocular hematoma and a contusion mark in the area of the right eyebrow. Pre-existing conditions: Parkinson's disease, dementia Medication: ASS (among others) Question: Intracranial hemorrhage? Fracture? Non-contrast CT was performed.