Pedro Lylyk, Buenos Aires, Argentina, gives an overview of the different techniques used in the treatment of giant aneurysms and shares his long-term experience with flow diversion of 444 aneurysms, 55.5% of which were giant or large.

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Some physicians take the view that MRI imaging is seen as the coming modality of choice, even for emergency situations. They say angiography has a role, albeit a small one. In this opinion article, Charles Strother takes a different view.

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Billy R Williams of Fort Valley, Virginia, USA, speaks on his experience before and after treatment with magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) for essential tremor.

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Harvey Cushing, pioneer of modern neurosurgery, performs a surgical procedure at the beginning of the 20th century.

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Toshio Hyogo, current president of the World Federation of Interventional Neuroradiology (WFITN) speaks to NeuroNews on his most memorable cases, describes the differences of interventional neuroradiology practice in Japan, Europe and North America and his presidential objectives for the WFITN.

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Alfredo Casasco, president of the upcoming third ESMINT congress in Nice, France, tells NeuroNews about his sense of wonder at first seeing how a microcatheter could navigate at the intracerebral level and how this opened up a world of therapeutic possibilities. He also speaks of his love of fine wines and Havana cigars, and how he does pilates to combat the effects of these two interests!

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