The Seizing Brain - Seizure-induced imaging abnormalities on perfusion-CT and MRI.

(This turned out waaaaaaay longer than expected and I'm talking pretty fast even, so I'll probably break it down in several shorter videos later on. For those of you who still want to give it a go, here is the complete version, problably a temporary version. Will probalby take it down later and replace it with something more to the point.)
0:00 - Starting up and topics
0:37 - Part 1: Introduction
8:20 - Part 2: Seizure-related abnormalities on perfusion-CT
12:38 - Hypoperfusion and hyperperfusion
15:18 - Seizure-induced hyperperfusion pattern
16:37 - Seizure-induced hypoperfusion patterns
19:52 - Differential diagnosis of postictal hypoperfusion: stroke and carotid stenosis
25:59 - How to explain these perfusion patterns?
34:52 - Part 3: Seizure related abnormalties on MRI (SMRA's)
35:12 - Typical location and appearance of SMRA's
49:50 - Other MRI abnormalities in SMRA's
55:20 - Temporal evolution of SMRA's
01:01:22 - Differential Diagnosis
01:15:49 - NORSE and FIRES
01:23:28 - Key Messages
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[@vannevers]

Thanks for working to educate the public about seizures. I am dealing with epilepsy with aphasia symptoms, hyper fusion symptoms and more. I look forward to the day more medical professionals take all seizures seriously (not just grand mals).

[@simonlamquet]

Great presentation!!

[@stashunko]

I literally just saw a patient with global hyperperfusion on call! Great timing!

[@hamzacayli4874]

excellent

[@user-hw2bk2ke3i]

😍👍