76-year-old female with:
· Confusion
· Dizziness
· Psychomotor retardation
· Sphincter incontinence
What do you see?
BUTTERFLY GLIOBLASTOMA OF CORPUS CALLOSUM.
Differential diagnosis:
· Lymphoma
· Metastasis
· Tumefactive demyelinating lesion
Dear Friends,
During this week Prof. Cáceres and Dr. Pepe had their first webinar! We know that some of you were able to join us yesterday and we hope you enjoyed it as much as we did! For those of you that were not able to attend the webinar, we have published it on the EBR webpage
ECR 2019 will be the 25th to take place in Vienna, and to celebrate this very special anniversary, all European Diploma in Radiology (EDiR) candidates who succeed in an upcoming examination in 2018 and submit an abstract for ECR 2019 can attend the meeting free of charge*
* Please note that fees already paid (reduced congress fees at national events, etc.) and congress payments made after attending a diploma course (also not through third party) will definitely not be refunded by the ESR!
** Successful candidates of the EDiR examination at ECR 2018 are not eligible to benefit from this promotion
And the winner is…
Tomasz Dobrzycki
We dare you to solve one of the hardest questions of the EDiR examination!
The European Board of Radiology raffles amongst the winners an examination place for the EDiR that will take place at the ECR 2019.
The registration for the ECR 2019 is also included!
Please, click here to enter your answer. Solve the question before 13:30.
Winner will be announced here, on the EBR blog, at 14:00.
Good luck!
And the winner is…
Ana Muldini Dragoja
We dare you to solve one of the hardest questions of the EDiR examination!
The European Board of Radiology raffles amongst the winners an examination place for the EDiR that will take place at the ECR 2019.
The registration for the ECR 2019 is also included!
Please, click here to enter your answer. Solve the question before 13:30.
Winner will be announced here, on the EBR blog, at 14:00.
Good luck!
