#ASNR24 #COTD: Wednesday InterventionalView quoted post on X
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Travis Caton, MD
@traviscaton
Houstonian | @UTAustin | @ColumbiaPS | @BWHRadEdu | @UCSFImaging @UCSF_NIR | Neuroradiologist | Neurointerventionalist @MountSinaiCVC 🧠
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We are featuring Dr. Eric Smith (@EricRSmithMD ) for our #WeareNeurointervention campaign. Working in Boise, Dr. Smith is one of the YNIS Co-chairs and says #diversity in #neurointervention is important because new ideas and varied backgrounds expedite the growth of the field.View quoted post on X
Nice work @RadDocReynolds! Spinal AV shunts are quite different in kids compared to adults, important to recognize and understand the physiology—-check it out! @UCSFimaging @NeurosurgUCSF @MountSinaiNeuro
Pediatric spinal arteriovenous shunts are rare, complex, and potentially debilitating for patients👶🏼 Up to 75% present acutely‼️ Check out our new study in @JNIS_BMJ. @traviscaton @EricRSmithMD @MattAmansMD @UCSF_NIR @UofAZRads @UAZMedImagingView quoted post on X
jnis.bmj.com/content/early/…
Pesky skull base blocking your view of an aneurysm?
Try this new automatic bone removal tool for 🧠 CTA from the great @MIsikbay and @ecalabr
@UCSFimaging @DukeRadiology @MountSinaiNeuro @UCSF_NIR
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
Try this new automatic bone removal tool for 🧠 CTA from the great @MIsikbay and @ecalabr
@UCSFimaging @DukeRadiology @MountSinaiNeuro @UCSF_NIR
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
Head CT deep learning model is highly accurate for early infarct estimation | Scientific Reports
Congrats @clindatsci team! 🤖
finding infarct on NCCT in the hyper acute setting = Major area for improvement in acute stroke care!
nature.com/articles/s4159…
Congrats @clindatsci team! 🤖
finding infarct on NCCT in the hyper acute setting = Major area for improvement in acute stroke care!
nature.com/articles/s4159…