Neuroradiology & neurointervention

Imaging-led understanding of neurovascular disease, patient selection, multidisciplinary pathways and supervised exposure to neurointerventional practice — from neurovascular anatomy and stroke imaging through to aneurysms, vascular malformations and service development.

This pillar is orientational and observational. It does not, and must not, imply independent neurointerventional competence.

Start here.

Stroke systems of careWorld Stroke Organization (opens in a new tab)
Neurovascular anatomy and multimodality imagingNeuroangio.org (opens in a new tab)
Acute stroke imaging and intervention selectionWIRS guide

Core learning.

Subarachnoid haemorrhage and aneurysmsRadiopaedia (opens in a new tab)
AVMs, dAVFs and vascular malformationsRadiopaedia (opens in a new tab)
Head-and-neck vascular lesions and preoperative embolisation planningIn preparation

From WIRS.

Mechanical thrombectomy for registrars →Patient selection, imaging, preparation and technique — what a registrar on the stroke service is expected to understand.
Mechanical thrombectomy checklist →A registrar-focused pre- and post-procedure checklist for the stroke call team.

Recommended learning.

ECMINT — European Course in Minimally Invasive Neurological Therapy (opens in a new tab)ESMINT
EXMINT — theoretical ischaemic stroke course (opens in a new tab)ESMINT
World Stroke Academy modules (opens in a new tab)World Stroke Organization
Radiopaedia (opens in a new tab)Radiopaedia.org

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WIRS resources are educational material for supervised learning. They do not replace local institutional protocols, specialist guidance or clinical judgement.

Neuroradiology & neurointervention

Start here.

Core learning.

From WIRS.

Recommended learning.

Related teaching.