Neurology Don't Miss Lesion Workshop Class of 2013

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Radiology in the Neurology

Clerkship:Dont Miss Lesion Workshop

Kristen Baugnon, MD

andMark E. Mullins, MD, PhD

Department of Radiology,Division of Neuroradiology

Emory UniversityAtlanta, Georgia


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External Industry Relationships * Company Name(s) Role

Equity, stock, or options in biomedicalindustry companies or publishers**

None None

Board of Directors or officer None

Royalties from Emory or from externalentity

None

Industry funds to Emory for my research None

Other None

*Consulting, scientific advisory board, industry-sponsored CME, expert witness for company, FDArepresentative for company, publishing contract, etc.

**Does not include stock in publicly-traded companies in retirement funds and other pooled investment

accounts managed by others.

Kristen Baugnon, MDPersonal/Professional Financial Relationships with Industry within the past year


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External Industry Relationships * Company Name(s) Role

Equity, stock, or options in biomedicalindustry companies or publishers**

None N/A

Board of Directors or officer Academic Radiology, AUR Board of Directors (AUR, AcademicRadiology)

Royalties from Emory or from externalentity

None N/A

Industry funds to Emory for my research None N/A

Other Academic RadiologyNeurographics

Book Review EditorAssociate Editor (Brain)

*Consulting, scientific advisory board, industry-sponsored CME, expert witness for company, FDArepresentative for company, publishing contract, etc.

**Does not include stock in publicly-traded companies in retirement funds and other pooled investment

accounts managed by others.

Mark E. Mullins, MD, PhDPersonal/Professional Financial Relationships with Industry within the past year


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Learning Objectives At the end of this lecture (and

review of the notes), the learner willbe able to:

Recognize classical signs of must

see and dont miss classic largefindings on Neuroimaging of thehead, and, furthermore to categorizethis as suggestive of acuity, whenappropriate

Recognize and be able to act uponthe clinical implications of thesefindings

Design appropriate paradigm(s) forimaging evaluation of suspected

diseases in this category

Glioblastoma MultiformeT1-Weighted Post-Contrast Image


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Case 1

78 year old man with headache


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Sx: Headache


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Case 2

48 year old woman with headache


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Sx: Headache


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Case 3

8 year old boy with headache


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Sx: Headache


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Case 4



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Sx: Headache


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Case 5



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Sx: Headache

Different patient, same process


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Case 6



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Sx: Headache


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Case 7

55 year old woman with headache


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Sx: Headache


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Case 8



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Sx: Headache


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Case 9



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Sx: Headache

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Neurology Don't Miss Lesion Workshop Class of 2013