Radiology of Brain Tumors: the basics

[@kalabid9617]

How I wish I had access to these in my residency ! I am learning all of it again now and it’s so much better ! Thanks a ton!

[@squirrel9999]

I love the way you lay down information and explain things. Very clear and concise. Thank you for you hard work, we appreciate it!

[@kinnis]

Sir you re the best I have no words to thank you (From a neurology resident)

[@sirawichu.4325]

Your lectures have been instrumental in helping me navigate through my residency. I would greatly appreciate it if you could consider covering a topic on cranial nerves.

[@theneuroradiologist]

I was actually planning on making one, but give me some time, I have several "real life" presentations I have to prepare the next couple of days, but cranial nerves are definitely on my list :)

[@hameedaklan]

Excellent work,Really of the best lecture you can ever listen to

[@theneuroradiologist]

Personally I'm not all that happy about this one and I'm actually reworking it a little, but thanks a lot, appreciate it :)

[@vajirawitradman8980]

As in training residency, your lectures are extraordinary. Thanks !!

[@suzana8805]

What a great lecture! Thank you so much

[@rver95]

Absolutely amazing, as usual!

[@himanshibatra4287]

Thank you so much can you please a post a video on spinal cord pathologies

[@shyamakula149]

Thank you again for this amazing series. Can I request a lecture specifically on herniation, and perhaps one that looks at radiology of spaces (sub-galeal, peri-osteal, epi/subdural, axial)?

[@shivaniarora9799]

Your choice of cover photos is as good as your lectures. :)

[@theneuroradiologist]

Thanks :)

[@luisfernandomonroyaraux8391]

Muchas gracias, excelente presentacion!

[@drasifmohammed]

Thank you sir for such good lectures. Thank you

[@Ruban-C-002]

such an amazing video sir ... all images were good :)

[@massimosaraceno6815]

Excellent work, thanks.

[@joaonatel9685]

Excellent!

[@drasifmohammed]

Sir what are the other differentiating features of low and high grade glioma excluding hyperperfusion on perfusion mri

[@thethtar9102]

Sir..In encephalomalacic changes, can we differentiate its either due to chronic infarct or chronic ICH in CT? At my oncall duty night, I found a case with acute ICH in basal ganglia..another hypodense area was also noted at putamen region..I can't decide its chronic infarct or chronic ICH. Thz u..

[@theneuroradiologist]

Sometimes impossible, they can look very similar :/