Dr Balaji Anvekar FRCR

The presence of asymmetry in the human cerebral hemispheres is detectable at both the macroscopic and microscopic levels. An association b...

Epidural spinal cord compression (ESCC) refers to compression of spinal cord or cauda-equina by any pathology, most commonly by benign et...

Because those are the levels of the spinal cord that deal with the innervation for the arms (cervical) and legs (lumbar). There is more mas...

A 58 yo male with recurrent episodic dizziness since long time, accompanied with episodes of blurring of vision. MRI study of Brain was no...

A 31 yo known case of recurrent episodes of ishemia under evaluation.MRI study brain Axial FLAIR image of brain with non contrast 3 D TO...

Axial T2w image at L5-S1 level show clumping of nerve roots together and adherent to the thecal sac with empty center of the thecal sac i...

Third (Occlulomotor) Cranial Nerve Palsy Signs and symptoms: Pt usually present with sudden onset unilateral ptosis. Rarely, bilateral i...

* A 50 yo male with altered behavior and sensorium. Known Retro positive.On admission drowsy. MRI Brain Axial FLAIR shows: Diffuse ...

Right side Dehiscent jugular bulb  A high riding jugular bulb is a normal anatomical variation, present very close to middle ear and t...

The circle of Willis (also called Willis' Circle, Loop of Willis, cerebral arterial circle, and Willis Polygon) is a circle of arter...