May 9, 1925, in Berlin, Germany. His father was an ear, nose, and throat surgeon, and his
mother ran a family business. The family escaped Nazi Germany before World War II, first to …

May 9, 1925, in Berlin, Germany. His father was an ear, nose, and throat surgeon, and his
mother ran a family business. The family escaped Nazi Germany before World War II, first to …

In a photograph given to me by Mrs Janet Wood, her father, Dr Ernest H. Wood, looks
somewhat baby-faced, clear-eyed, mischievous, and dapper (Fig 1). Behind this nearly …

Charles Kerber was born in the Appalachian hills of Western Pennsylvania, close to the
West Virginia border. He recalls that in those days the major decision for many young …

There comes a moment when you first perform a solo cerebral angiography successfully. It is
as thrilling an experience as the first time you drive your own car without your worrying …

I read with interest the article “Neurological Complications of Cerebral Angiography,” by JE
Heiserman and colleagues, published in the September issue of AJNR. The article focuses …

It is known that early recognition and management that occur during a neuroendovascular
procedure complications can improve clinical outcome.[1, 2] A new combined …

In April 2000, Van Halbach completed his term as the fifth president of the American Society
of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology (ASITN). During his tenure, the ASITN …

This issue of the American Journal of Neuroradiology marks our 25th anniversary. The silver
border on the journal's cover and Reed Murtagh's clever cartoon help celebrate this …

Several catheters are suitable for diagnostic cerebral and spinal angiography (Fig. 1).
Angled taper and vertebral catheters are both excellent allpurpose diagnostic catheters …