Imaging of (non-traumatic) Neurological Emergencies.

[@mukundagrawal9585]

धन्यवाद।

[@caiyu538]

Great

[@saliaoparda1779]

niceeeeee!

[@vajirawitradman8980]

Thanks Sensei!!

[@Lucas_Mister_Hilarious]

You're welcome, seito!

[@ajazmalik580]

I am writing to express my gratitude for the invaluable knowledge I have gained from your educational videos. I am particularly interested in the field of neuroradiology and would greatly appreciate your recommendations for some essential books that can further enhance my understanding of this specialized subject.

[@Lucas_Mister_Hilarious]

Hello, Sven here, too lazy to switch accounts. Thanks for your nice comment! To be honest, I learned most from pictorial reviews from journals like Radiographics and Insights into Imaging. They have articles on almost any theme possible, richly illustrated and well witten... I think I read entire volumes of Radiographics as a radiologist-in-training. My tip for you would be is to look up one or more review articles each time youre confronted with a case that confronts you with the limits of your expertise. Also: make your own presentations! The best way to learn something is by teaching it!

[@theneuroradiologist]

@@ajazmalik580 ok, dont know if these are the best books for learning, but this is one of my favorites: "Brain Imaging with MRI and CT" by Zoran Rumboldt, although the approach is I believe not ideal for "learning" neuroradiology

[@theneuroradiologist]

@@ajazmalik580 and also google: "Advanced Neuroradiology Cases", although that is admittedly not a starters book :D, but its one of my favs