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Interesting Cases in Neuroradiology

Neuroradiology Case of the Week/Month  

New cases will be added each week on Tuesday and Friday

(Neuroradiology Case Submission Form)


P-L Westesson, editor
Week
 Area Diagnosis  
250
 Brain Tumor
Case 250
  Glioblastoma multiforme, WHO grade IV
249
 Pediatric and Congenital
Case 249
  Congenital nasal piriform aperture stenosis
248
 Brain Vascular
Case 248
  Crossed cerebellar diaschisis
247
 Spine
Case 247
  L5-S1 disc extrusion spontaneous disappearance without surgery
246
 Pediatric and Congenital
Case246
  Vein of Galen malformation
245
 Brain Tumor
Case 245
  Pineoblastoma with acute hydrocephalus
244
 Head & Neck
Case244
  Papillary cystadenoma lymphomatosum (Warthin’s tumor)
243
 Brain Degenerative/ Demyelination
Case 243
  Widespread widening of perivascular spaces (Virchow-Robin spaces)
242
 Spine Case 242   Benign thoracic meningioma
241
 Head & Neck Case 241   Extraosseous Ewing’s sarcoma
240
 Spine Case 240   Intramedullary neuroenteric cyst
239
 Pediatric and Congenital Case 239   External hydrocephalus
238
 Maxillofacial Case 238   Chronic fungal sinusitis secondary to aspergilli
237
 Brain Inflammation/ Infection Case 237   Behcet’s syndrome (clinical diagnosis)
236
 Brain Inflammation/ Infection Case 236   Neurocysticercosis
235
 Maxillofacial Case 235   Bony ankylosis of left TM joint
234
 Interventional Case_234   Canalicular disease of the left eye
233
 Brain Tumor Case 233   Dysplastic infantile gangliocytoma
232
 Trauma Case232   Odontoid fracture type II
231
 Maxillofacial Case 231   Frontal sinus osteoma
230
 Head & Neck Case230   Thyroglossal cyst
229
 Spine Case 229   Spontaneous epidural abscess in a child
228
 Head & Neck Case228   Cleft palate
227
 Head & Neck Case227   Coloboma
226
 Maxillofacial Case226   Torus palatinus
225
 Head & Neck Case 225   Mixed-cell malignant neoplasm
224
 Pediatric and Congenital Case224   Congenital obstructive hydrocephalus
223
 Brain Vascular Case223   Transverse sinus thrombosis
222
 Trauma Case222   C7 burst fracture with cord compression and associated small epidural hematoma
221
 Trauma Case221   Bilateral locked facets at C7/T1 with associated C7 spinous process fracture, anterolisthesis, and cord compression
220
 Head & Neck Case220   Cochlear implant
219
 Pediatric and Congenital Casae219   Early enlarged parietal foramina
218
 Pediatric and Congenital Case218   Infant skull depression fracture
217
 Head & Neck 217   Intraocular silicone tamponade for retinal detachment
216
 Trauma Case216   Pseudoaneurysm of the posterior circumflex artery of the arm in the quadrilateral space with axial nerve compression
215
 Brain Vascular Case215   Ruptured atherosclerotic giant fusiform basilar artery aneurysm with subarachnoid hemorrhage
214
 Brain Tumor Case214   Multiple myeloma
213
 Brain Tumor Case213   Acoustic schwannoma with post radiation therapy central necrosis
212
 Brain Vascular Case212   Acute and subacute subdural hematoma
211
 Spine 211 Congenital absence of the posterior arch of the atlas, with persistent posterior tubercle
210
 Spine Case210/210.jpg   Free disk fragment (sequestered disk)
209
 Brain Inflammation/ Infection Case209   Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD)
208
 Brain Vascular Case208   Nonaneurysmal perimesencephalic subarachnoid hemorrhage
207
 Head & Neck Case207   Lipoma
206
 Head & Neck Neurocase206   Hyperostosis frontalis interna
205
 Head & Neck   Paget’s Disease (osteitis deformans)
204
 Pediatric and Congenital   Lobar holoprosencephaly
203
 Spine   Multiple myeloma
202
 Head & Neck     Skull metastatic disease
201
 Pediatric and Congenital   Hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy
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