Diagnostic and treatment of diseases of the central nervous system and the head and neck region has ever been good for fascination and anxiousness. There is apparently no other part of the human body as close to reception and as difficult to understand as the brain and its appendices. What ist virtually everything.

Rarely even a small change is influencing life and is burdening quality of life in such a serious manner. Even diagnostic procedures as e.g. cerebral angiography can lead to serious, even life-threatening complications. On the other hand it became possible by using the same methods to treat alterations where there was no other option.
By making use of the - nowadays quite "usual" - sectional imaging procedues like CT, MRI, SPECT, PET one did not only get more detailed insights in structures but also in function of the central nervous system.

Complex at a first glance, well structured and organized at the second, then chaotic again, based on perservative principles. Simply fascinating. Concerning this, it may be understandable to follow this topic since begin of my work. Looking back, that was initiated by a book about funstional neuroanatomie I read as a student.
The following years I was also busy with the other subspecialities of Radiology, foremost the interventional Radiology. But that couldn't keep me away from ongoing close contact to the central nervous system and the head and neck region. As a result from this I could develop and introduce several new, nifty things.

Since 2005 I can concentrate nearly alone on Head/neck- and Neuroradiologie.