Dr. Weinberg, thank you for your lectures! Do you take requests? I've been looking around for videos regarding CSF leaks in the spine without much luck, would love to hear your take on it
I do consider feedback when thinking of new topics and I appreciate the suggestion. That said, CSF leaks are probably the most frustrating and challenging area of neuroradiology, for both patients and physicians alike. They are hard to identify, hard to treat, and often return. Their symptoms can mimic many other diseases, and overlap. For that reason, I think it would be really hard to make a good CSF leak video, but I'll consider it for sure.
@@LearnNeuroradiology look forward to your excellent lecture. Take time. Always learn a lot. Thank for sharing these excellent tutorials through TH-cam.
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Dr. Weinberg, thank you for your lectures! Do you take requests? I've been looking around for videos regarding CSF leaks in the spine without much luck, would love to hear your take on it
I do consider feedback when thinking of new topics and I appreciate the suggestion.
That said, CSF leaks are probably the most frustrating and challenging area of neuroradiology, for both patients and physicians alike. They are hard to identify, hard to treat, and often return. Their symptoms can mimic many other diseases, and overlap. For that reason, I think it would be really hard to make a good CSF leak video, but I'll consider it for sure.
@@LearnNeuroradiology look forward to your excellent lecture. Take time. Always learn a lot. Thank for sharing these excellent tutorials through TH-cam.