Neuroradiology 'Stump the Stars'

A case of an 80 year old man presenting with expressive dysphasia and visual disturbance.
Neuroradiologists Dr Frank Gaillard, Associate Professor Peter Mitchell and Associate Professor Pramit Phal each lead you through this interesting MRI case to come up with their favoured diagnoses.
Case courtesy of Professor Stephen Stuckey. Video produced by Dr Andrew Dixon for the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists Combined Scientific Meeting held in Melbourne September 4-7, 2014.
You can view the case for yourself here: radiopaedia.org...
Music: "Rollin at 5" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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[@rohitaylikespi]

Thankyou for the amazing case and insights!

[@mwk0011]

Excellent and apt. Anticipating for more such informative uploads soon.

[@lapayamps]

thanks for the video. From Dominican Republic.

[@gennadanna]

Wonderful Case and amazing discussion!

[@nthaotram]

Thank you so much for this video. Hope you share more video like this for us to study :)

[@santoshjha8192]

Thanks for the nice informative video

[@graciasrt-student5241]

wow.!!!!excellent.. ;) hello every one.. can you give information for the proper placement of the primary marker of the cassette during the positioning of skul plssl.. thank you.. :)

[@cherrymaepelayo7359]

hello! im a physical therapy student. in our curriculum, we have a subject called clinical neuroimaging. any tips on how to understand this better? im already in 3rd year :) thank you

[@andretroiano2]

this is a very fashionable diagnosis these days

[@franciscoinfante7463]

Very good case, would be possible translate to spanish please?

[@kc1274]

Hola :) que tal?