Imaging of brain tumors (part 1): metastases, glioblastoma and beyond...

[@hastyfellow5201]

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[@theneuroradiologist]

Too much credit, but thanks :)

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[@theneuroradiologist]

Small correction: "Together these tumors account for more than 75% of INTRA-AXIAL brain tumors in adults", so that's leaving out meningeomas and schwannomas, and I also omitted pituitary adenomas from the statistics to arrive at that number because based on location, pituitary adenomas are (mostly) a pretty straightforward radiological diagnosis.

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do they restrict? can we differentiate mets from abscess on basis of lack of restriction?

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Hello doctor, please can I forward you my MRI CD for a review?

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Also for a Danish neurologist like me, it is an excellent review, very practical and applicable in daily practice. I'm looking forward to chapter 2.

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[@theneuroradiologist]

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Thank you a lot for doing it! It is very much needed Please, don’t stop with the context!!!

[@theneuroradiologist]

I won't, thanks for the comment :).

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Plz make a video on post treatment imaging in brain tumors

[@farisshafi32]

Crystal clear concepts with clinically relevant information. Thank you❤

[@DiegoGonzalezMD]

Great Lecture! Thanks! Regards from Chile 🇨🇱

[@phineasmapiye5130]

excellent teaching points, waiting for part 3

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Fantastic lecture, very well explained! Thank you!

[@theneuroradiologist]

thank you for the nice comment :)

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[@ebbamarie]

Thank you so much for your answer!! It is very useful to know what you are doing in your centre in daily practice!

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[@theneuroradiologist]

I willl, comments like these are very encouraging to do so, thank you very much!

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Great lecture! Thank you

[@theneuroradiologist]

thanks!

[@ThePurgerer]

Thanks for such a great lecture with loads of practical information. I have one small query, at 1:01:00 should it be dural metastases or pachymeningeal spread?

[@ebbamarie]

Thank you so much for this wonderful lecture as well as for the rest of the content of your channel! I have one question, what is your opinion about using double-dose contrast in order to detect brain metastasis? Or is it better or sufficient to obtain late contrast-enhanced images?

[@theneuroradiologist]

I have no experience with that, so hard to say. We perform 3D black blood images of the brain after GD and the sensivity is great (3D-T1 SPACE BB; Siemens machine), even for detection of subtle millimetric metastases (but for leptomeningeal you really need to add that FLAIR+GD) so I doubt doubling contrast dosage would increase the detection rate even further, but I haven't investigated it and am not familiar with studies on the subject :/

[@immane75]

@@theneuroradiologist I am French trained and we used to use double dose in MS, it is no longer used now .

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Amazing lecture, thank you