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Working as a neurohospitalist without being comfortable with CTAs is dangerous. I mean that's like half of neurology residency. Its not complicated but it does take a lot of practice. I would review vascular anatomy and search through some online cases for eg. on radiopaedia.Good evening guys
I just started a neurohospitalist job in a small community hospital and I found out that our radiologists either read those studies late or wrong especially overnight.
I have been trying to learn those CTAs but I still struggle with them.
Any good resources or courses on how to learn those ?
Check out aspectsinstroke.com. They have modules on mCTA reading.Good evening guys
I just started a neurohospitalist job in a small community hospital and I found out that our radiologists either read those studies late or wrong especially overnight.
I have been trying to learn those CTAs but I still struggle with them.
Any good resources or courses on how to learn those ?
Unfortunately the site has been down for a few years but you can still access the modules by following these directions: headneckbrainspine workaround.