Imaging of fungal brain infections

[@fahmizekeriya6366]

You are the best NeuroRAD teacher I've learnt from so far. Enjoy!

[@waniraqib5244]

the word is ground glassing in case of pulmonary aspergillosis......Fantastic academic video ..thank you

[@theneuroradiologist]

Yeah, ground glass opacity, thanks a lot!

[@rushiljainhi]

Great lecture as usual.

[@NoNameXlll]

Always great illustrations! Never stop producing high-quality educational videos! Keep up the good work

[@harshkandpal9107]

Excellent lectures !! Thanks a lot ..

[@jalalkamal2135]

Thank you sir 🙏🙏

[@alinstoi]

38:41 "We don't care about chest radiology" -- words to live by... 👌

[@hameedaklan]

Absolutely great

[@ritishgupta4136]

Thanks. Helps a lot in practise . Many fungal abcesses cases make sense now .

[@GaylaGriffiths-hi8zm]

I got sporotrichosis from being a floral designer .My oxygen was at 40%.itraconazole and apotherinB.I am gobsmacked that there are no warnings.Vets get warned about this

[@theneuroradiologist]

hope you're better and well now!

[@tomclaikens]

great! Nice cases

[@saradoc3823]

❤️❤️🙏🏻

[@tammygravis1462]

how get rid of it

[@kristymeyers8415]

Does this show as t2 white matter hyperintensities

[@theneuroradiologist]

Dont know what you mean exactly, most brain pathology is T2 hyperintense, but aspergillosus can have hemorrhagic components that will be hypointense