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The Indian Society of Neuroradiology

The Official site of Indian Society of Neuroradiology








The Indian Society of Neuroradiology
Welcome to the official site of Indian Society of Neuroradiology (ISNR). ISNR is an academic society dedicated to teaching and practice of the specialty of neuroradiology including Imaging and interventions and boasts of about 700 members.
The medical science changes rapidly with constant technical innovations and addition of new knowledge, thus substantially changing the way we know and practice our specialty.
This is particularly true for neurosciences which is a thrust area for most new technical innovations, thus expanding our horizon constantly. The society endeavours to impart knowledge and educate trainees and practicing neuroradiologists, so that current ‘state of the art’ techniques are mastered and up to date ‘standard of care’ is delivered.
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India Society of Neuroradiology invite Neuroradiology practitioners to join ISNR for better learning.
ISNR Travel fellowships will be awarded to deserving applicants to cover expenses to attend international conferences
A 41-year-old male came with complaints of back pain radiating to both lower limbs which was gradually progressive, worsened on walking. Paresthesia in both lower limbs for 3 months. He developed urinary incontinence and constipation for 2 months.
There was no history of fever, cough, weight loss or loss of appetite. There was no history of trauma. On examination there was absent ankle jerk bilaterally and S1-S5 hypoaesthesia with perianal sensory loss.
Chest radiograph and abdominal screening showed no abnormality.
A plain CT and CE-MRI of the sacral spine were performed.
45 YEAR OLD MALE, Presenting compaints: Patient presented with lower back pain since 5 years; right leg numbness and tingling since 6 months and acute onset urinary incontinence