Andy Neill shares some more neuroanatomy wisdom that's highly practical for anyone working with neuro emergencies. This time he covers brain herniation syndromes, hydrocephalus, extradural vs subdural haematomas, cervical spinal imaging, vertebral artery dissection and "things you read on CT reports but don't know what they mean"!

1. Who am I?

2. neuroanatomy for the critically ill
Image
Credit:
brain_blogger
on
Flickr

3. Image
Credit:
Adam
Ventress
http://www.adamventress.com/
words/illustration

4. Image Credit: Wikipedia
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9. Coning

13. Image
Credit:
Psuedo1Intellectual
on
YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCf273U0k
tc&feature=related

14. BLOOD

15. Image
Credit:
Radiology
Signs
http://radiologysigns.tumblr.com/
post/78606935342/is-this-
subdural-or-extradural-blood-it-
isnt
EDH v SDH

17. spine

18. Image
Credit:
Roberto
Schubert
on
Radiopaedia
http://radiopaedia.org/cases/three-column-concept-of-the-
spine

21. vascular supply

22. Image:
Radswiki.net

23. radiopaedia.org
CC License

25. things you read on CT
reports but don’t know
what they mean...

26. Image
Credit:
Frank
Gaillard
on
Radiopaedia
http://radiopaedia.org/cases/basal-ganglia-
haemorrhage-ct

28. Posterior Limb
Anterior Limb

32. Intra-Cranial
Extra-Cranial

33. Elastica Externa
Sub Arachnoid
Space