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Newsletter - November 8, 2014   send this newsletter to a colleague
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Dear MDCT.net users,

In memory of Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen’s discovery of X-rays on 8 November 1895, the European Society of Radiology, the Radiological Society of North America, and the American College of Radiology are celebrating the third International Day of Radiology.
Each year, the International Day of Radiology is dedicated to a particular theme and, this year, that theme is brain imaging. The sponsoring societies, together with associations all over the world, are holding events to honor the fundamental role of brain imaging in the detection, diagnosis and management of neurological diseases.
We wish to join in this special celebration by highlighting the role of MDCT in the diagnosis of brain pathologies. For this purpose, we have collected here in this newsletter a series of cases in which MDCT played a fundamental part of the clinical diagnosis.


We remind you that suggestions for new topics to be covered in future issues are appreciated: for this purpose please contact us at
editorial@mdct.net .

The MDCT.net team
 
 
Chronic nasal obstruction and headache

Chronic nasal obstruction and headache

Man, 75 years old

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First generalized seizure

First generalized seizure
Man, 60 years old

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Increasing headache
Increasing headache
Woman, 82 years old

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Bilateral sensorineural hearing disorder
Bilateral sensorineural
hearing disorder
Boy, 4 years old

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Diplopia
Diplopia
Man, 77 years old

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Reduced consciousness and history of breast cancer
Reduced consciousness
and history of breast cancer

Woman, 42 years old

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First epileptic seizure
First epileptic seizure
Woman, 22 years old

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