John O'Keefe

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John O'Keefe

John O'Keefe

@JohnJOkeefeMD

Neuro and ER/Trauma Radiologist

St. Louis, Missouri Katılım Nisan 2020
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John O'Keefe@JohnJOkeefeMD·
Cryptococcal Meningitis 1. Leptomeningeal (basilar predominant) +/- Perivascular enhancement 2. Gelatinous Pseudocysts 3. Hydrocephalus 2/2 impaired CSF resorption 4. Cryptococcoma- can be seen in immunocompetent patients #neurology #neurorad #radres #meded #foamrad
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@RVUhound Absolutely! The audience will appreciate the practical tips/advice
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@RVUhound As many pics of real cases as possible. I also find it helpful when compared to images of other things that would come up in your differential diagnosis, highlighting differences
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John O'Keefe@JohnJOkeefeMD·
@RVUhound Haha, that was like all of my academic days after I realized that I can give case conferences instead of making a new powerpoint for every noon lecture. Enjoy your time off! Well earned
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Ryan B Peterson 🇸🇪@RyanBPetersonMD·
So I texted some residents about a STAT case that needed to be looked at. I always try to teach the importance of looking at the SCOUT so this was a test … they got the pneumocephalus but took them a sec to figure out why
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Ryan B Peterson 🇸🇪@RyanBPetersonMD·
@JohnJOkeefeMD @RVUhound How do you think I survive all the strokes, intracranial infections and massive traumas. 1) Great residents finding most all of the findings making great prelim reports 2) A great pacs system 3) Wonderful colleagues in other specialties collaborating together
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Ryan B Peterson 🇸🇪@RyanBPetersonMD·
Faculty are we feeling the workloads increasing but more so for our trainees. Is it better??? 🥴😬😕 I’m sure there are a lot of opinions. We need to discuss how to optimize education in this busy environment!!
Rich Duszak, MD@RichDuszak

"As neuroimaging utilization...has grown, radiology trainee neuroimaging workloads have increased disproportionately." Because it's better for trainees...or our departments? …ncedirect-com.proxy.library.emory.edu/science/articl…

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John O'Keefe@JohnJOkeefeMD·
@aukeappelman @frankgaillard sometimes I'll say focal encephalomalacia and specify location (eg in the left middle frontal gyrus)...i stopped saying encephalomalacia and gliosis because it feels redundant as they almost always co-occur
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Tabby A. Kennedy, MD
Tabby A. Kennedy, MD@tabby_kennedy·
Posterior Fossa Mass ddx in kids Diffusion can be helpful to narrow the ddx. If DWI + think medulloblastoma 4th ventricle mass - along roof: medulloblastoma - along floor: ependymoma Cyst + Nodule - probably a pilocytic astrocytoma - flow voids ++ hemangioblastoma #MedEd
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@RyanBPetersonMD @BrentWeinberg You mentioned this in your post...For trainees it's good to know that age-advanced parenchymal volume loss is an early sign and sometimes the only sign of HIVE. The volume loss can be pretty dramatic between scans over several years.
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Ryan B Peterson 🇸🇪@RyanBPetersonMD·
Answer: HIV associated dementia I always called it HIV encephalopathy. This has significant confluent abnormal white matter signal which to quote @BrentWeinberg - "if this was PML with this much WM disease, they would be dead". #EmoryRadCOTD
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