Intra-operative detection of a small lung nodule using methylene blue-is it time to revisit this technique?

Vertebrobasilar atherosclerotic disease: is it time to revisit angioplasty?

Editor Felipe C. Albuquerque Associate Editors Michael Chen Christophe Cognard Lucas Elijovich David Fiorella Joshua Hirsch William Mack J Mocco Associate Editor, Basic Science Matthew Gounis Assistant Editors, Social Media Reade DeLeacy Andrew Ducruet Kyle Fargen Ashutosh Jadhav Editor Emeritus Robert W. Tarr SNIS Executive Director Marie Williams Editorial Office Journal of NeuroInterventiona...

Biogas from Macroalgae: is it time to revisit the idea?

The economic and environmental viability of dedicated terrestrial energy crops is in doubt. The production of large scale biomass (macroalgae) for biofuels in the marine environment was first tested in the late 1960's. The culture attempts failed due to the engineering challenges of farming offshore. However the energy conversion via anaerobic digestion was successful as the biochemical composi...

Is It Time to Revisit the Red Flag Referral System?

Small airways: a time to revisit?

The branching network of airways in the lung poses a complex challenge to both physiologists and physicians. Measurements of lung function have been made for nearly 200 years. Davy (1800) and Hutchinson (1844) were amongst the first to recognise and measure lung volumes. Despite these early discoveries, progress in understanding pulmonary physiology was intermittent. Rohrer (1925) and Rahn (194...

ThyrOID NODUle – revISIT

Thyroid nodules are common and are being more commonly identified with improvement in imaging modalities. Because thyroid nodules are frequently found incidentally during routine physical examination or imaging performed for another reason, physicians from a diverse range of specialties encounter thyroid nodules. Clinical decision making depends on proper evaluation of the thyroid nodule. Diagn...