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A Brief History of Neuroradiology and the 60th Anniversary of the ASNR: “Through the Decades with ASNR”

A Brief History of Neuroradiology and the 60th Anniversary of the ASNR: “Through the Decades with... ASNR myelography contrast material. Further refinement of the myelo- A Brief History of Neuroradiology graphic technique continued during the next several decades, and the 60th Anniversary of the including with the development of safer, more effective water- soluble nonionic contrast agents. Soon after the widespread adoption ASNR: “Through the Decades with of CT scanning in the mid-1970s, this technique evolved into CT ASNR” myelography, first published in 1976 by Di Chiro and Schellinger. Indeed, today myelography remains an essential tool in our diagnos- tic armamentarium for selected patients, even in this current age of n Friday November 8,1895,Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen revo- MR imaging as a cornerstone of neurodiagnosis. lutionized the field of medicine with the discovery of x-rays, The adoption of cerebral angiography in advancing both by creating a photographic image of the bones of his wife Bertha’s neurodiagnosis and neurotherapeutics cannot be overstated. In hand wearing her wedding ring. Within weeks, Röntgen reported 1927, António Caetano de Abreu Freire Egas Moniz (November his preliminary findings, “On a New Kind of Rays,” in the 29, 1874, to December 13, 1955), a Portuguese neurologist and Proceedings of the Würzburg Physico-Medical Society,which was creator of cerebral angiography, presented his findings at http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png American Journal of Neuroradiology American Journal of Neuroradiology

A Brief History of Neuroradiology and the 60th Anniversary of the ASNR: “Through the Decades with ASNR”

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ASNR myelography contrast material. Further refinement of the myelo- A Brief History of Neuroradiology graphic technique continued during the next several decades, and the 60th Anniversary of the including with the development of safer, more effective water- soluble nonionic contrast agents. Soon after the widespread adoption ASNR: “Through the Decades with of CT scanning in the mid-1970s, this technique evolved into CT ASNR” myelography, first published in 1976 by Di Chiro and Schellinger. Indeed, today myelography remains an essential tool in our diagnos- tic armamentarium for selected patients, even in this current age of n Friday November 8,1895,Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen revo- MR imaging as a cornerstone of neurodiagnosis. lutionized the field of medicine with the discovery of x-rays, The adoption of cerebral angiography in advancing both by creating a photographic image of the bones of his wife Bertha’s neurodiagnosis and neurotherapeutics cannot be overstated. In hand wearing her wedding ring. Within weeks, Röntgen reported 1927, António Caetano de Abreu Freire Egas Moniz (November his preliminary findings, “On a New Kind of Rays,” in the 29, 1874, to December 13, 1955), a Portuguese neurologist and Proceedings of the Würzburg Physico-Medical Society,which was creator of cerebral angiography, presented his findings at

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Published: Dec 1, 2022

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