valerie Biousse

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Presumptive Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension Based on Neuroimaging Findings: A Referral Pattern Study - Jneuro - Opthalmology via BrainSights for iOS journals.lww.com/jneuro-ophthal…

Presumptive Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension Based on Neuroimaging Findings: A Referral Pattern Study dlvr.it/SZ6K9C

Proud that we gave implemented fluoroscopy cameras in our ED and wards @AlfredHealth!

In the first Review in the Series, Valérie Biousse and colleagues discuss advances in optic nerve imaging, highlighting that because of these advances, imaging can now be done in non-specialist settings thelancet.com/journals/laneu…

Imaging of the optic nerve: technological advances and future prospects ift.tt/dnL9uKw

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@pearsekeane @zakkohane @EricTopol @NEJM @NatMachIntell Have been trying for 10 years! Criticism was “who is going to tell us what the optic nerve looks like?”. This algorithm may be the answer😊

@vbiouss @zakkohane @EricTopol @NEJM @NatMachIntell And your work from 2011 showed the value of non-myd cameras in emergency. This showed 13 cases of optic disc swelling and was diagnostic in 97% of cases even without AI. I think the barrier is getting these cameras in widespread use (at least in the UK). nejm.org/doi/pdf/10.105…

Fortunately, life science moves on in the midst of #COVID19, especially #AI for medicine 1. Diagnosis of retinal papilledema w/ deep neural nets nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… @NEJM 2. Rapid #4D blood flow assessment to improve heart MRI, move toward real-time nature.com/articles/s4225…

@pearsekeane @zakkohane @EricTopol @NEJM @NatMachIntell That’s the plan!

@vbiouss @zakkohane @EricTopol @NEJM @NatMachIntell Congrats on an amazing paper Valerie! Totally agree about non-myd camera in all EDs. I think it would be a really interesting and important follow-up paper where you ask docs with different expertise to classify scans from this dataset.

@pearsekeane @zakkohane @EricTopol @NEJM @NatMachIntell Yes for diabetic retinopathy, but definitely not for optic nerve diseases. Was shown in FOTOED Studies which evaluated nonmyd camera in ED. Will be great aid to diagnosis.#needcamerasinallEDs!

@zakkohane @EricTopol @NEJM @NatMachIntell But I guarantee you that non-ophthalmologists would be able to tell the difference between normal and proliferative diabetic retinopathy if given photographs taken from a specialized eye clinic. For example, the first two examples of each from a quick Google...