Anatomy first. Progress through imaging, devices, techniques, complex pathology, complications and assessment.
LESSON 01 · 5–8 MIN
NEUROBOOKMIND ACADEMY · VERSION 6
Mastery pathway, not a case library
A structured, post-board theoretical neuroendovascular program. Start with anatomical relationships that directly affect angiographic interpretation and later procedural planning.
Advanced anatomy viewed as an interventionalist: projection dependence, incorporated branches, perforator uncertainty, and interpretation limits of 3D models.
◷ 5–8 minutes◇ Real interactive 3D◎ 4-question checkpoint
NOT STARTED
PROPOSED FELLOWSHIP SEQUENCE
PHASE 08 • PLANNEDLongitudinal mastery portfolio
Spaced repetition, competency mapping, research literacy and supervised practical logbook integration.
Planned only · not implemented
This is a proposed educational roadmap, informed by ESMINT ECMINT, CAST requirements and SCFHS training principles. A complete fellowship syllabus, clinical datasets, formal accreditation and validated practical simulation have not yet been built.
PHASE 05 / COMPLEX CASE · PREVIEW
Ruptured wide-neck basilar apex aneurysm
Make a provisional management plan from limited, deliberately synthetic information.
SAH · EXPERT CASE
VASCULAR MORPHOLOGY / SCHEMATIC
NOT REAL PATIENT IMAGING
BA TIPLEFT P1 AT NECKWIDE NECKACUTE RUPTURE
Dome height7.1 mm
Dome width6.8 mm
Neck width5.4 mm
Clinical gradeWFNS II
Presentation
54-year-old; aneurysmal SAH following sudden severe headache. Stable following acute resuscitation. Modified Fisher 3.
Critical anatomy
Left P1 origin closely related to the neck. Perforator configuration remains uncertain on the supplied synthetic views.
Discussion priorities
Early rupture protection, branch preservation, implant-related antiplatelet exposure and durability.
Missing evidence
Full 3D-DSA, true branch/perforator anatomy, access anatomy, collateral circulation and multidisciplinary review.
Educational challenge: choose how you would investigate neck/P1 separation before committing to a device strategy. This is a fabricated case, not patient imaging.
Run the cine, choose a projection and tap a structure. Projection changes are mathematically derived from a synthetic 3D model, not real acquisition angles.
Interrogate the anatomy at a level relevant to endovascular planning. Rotate the 3D model, identify the left P1 origin, and examine what a synthetic reconstruction cannot establish.
LIVE WebGL 3D
WHY THIS MATTERS / THREE EXPERT OBJECTIVES
01 · Branch origins
Distinguish basilar apex configuration, P1 incorporation and the limitations of projection-based impressions.
02 · Perforator territory
Recognize that basilar tip, P1 and nearby perforator anatomy is variable and may not be visualized by a schematic reconstruction.
03 · Interpret evidence
Differentiate a manipulable illustration from verified 3D-DSA and document which structures remain uncertain.
○ Identify left P1
○ Rotate 3D view
○ Toggle perforator layer
○ Pass 3/4 checkpoint
VASCULAR 3D · SIMULATED ROTATIONAL RECONSTRUCTIONROTATION +0° / +12°
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RECONSTRUCTION · 3D MESH OFFLINE RENDER / SYNTHETIC
ONE FINGER: ORBIT · TWO: PAN / ZOOM · TAP: SELECT
SYNTHETIC MESH
Layers
SELECTED STRUCTURENone · tap a vessel in the imageActual GPU-rendered 3D / illustrative geometry
Interactive reconstruction
This is an original illustrative 3D mesh, not CT/3D-DSA segmentation. Rotate to appreciate how viewing angle changes apparent neck/branch overlap.
ACTIVE RECALL / ADVANCED ANATOMY
Lesson 01 mastery checkpoint
Four reasoning questions. Choose one answer to see feedback, then check mastery. This is not an accredited examination.
PASS ≥ 3/4
Your next task
Explore the model and answer all four questions. Completion is saved on this device when available.
PHASE 03 / DEVICES & PLANNING · PREVIEW
Compare treatment strategies
Choose a provisional approach, then inspect devices and their clinical trade-offs.
DECISION LAB
No approach selected
There is no universally optimal device strategy from schematic images alone. Pick a provisional option to see the expert trade-offs.
DEVICE ROOM
Instrument tray
All illustrations are selectable. Explore what each category contributes and what must be verified.
Select an instrument
Touch a device card to inspect its intended role and the constraints that matter in this case.
PHASE 04 / TECHNIQUES & COMPLICATIONS · PREVIEW
Simulated branch-protection challenge
Conceptual catheter and coil display with staged safety decisions, not patient-specific device guidance.