Open Forum Session

OF 4R - The future of neuroimaging: innovations every radiographer should know

5 min

Chairperson's introduction

Pica Blackburn Andersen, Kolding / Denmark

10 min

What's next: emerging clinical needs in neuroimaging

Andrea Rossi, Genoa / Italy

To identify emerging clinical demands in neuroimaging, evolving diagnostic challenges and patient care priorities.
To describe how technological innovations (e.g., AI, techniques, functional imaging) are addressing these new clinical needs.
To reflect on the evolving role of radiographers in adapting to future neuroimaging practices, emphasising continuous learning and interdisciplinary collaboration.

10 min

Quantitative brain imaging: where are we now?

Christos Tsiotsios, Limassol / Cyprus

To understand the current landscape of quantitative brain imaging key modalities and measurable biomarkers.
To recognise the clinical value of quantitative data in supporting diagnosis, monitoring disease progression, and guiding treatment.
To identify the radiographer’s role in acquiring, processing, and imaging data analysis, and how this role is evolving with technology.

10 min

Pushing the limits of MRI for brain imaging

Andrea Cradock, Dublin / Ireland

To understand the latest technological advancements in MRI that enhance brain imaging resolution and capabilities.
To identify the emerging neuroimaging techniques and innovations that are shaping the future of brain diagnostics.
To recognise the clinical implications and potential impacts of these innovations on patient care and radiographer practice.

10 min

Time is brain: technology empowered by expertise in interventional neuroradiology

Rogério Mira Lopes, Canedo / Portugal

To understand the need for specialised training of radiographers in interventional neuroradiology.
To identify innovations in neurointerventional imaging in the angio suite.
To apply effective radiation protection measures for patients and staff.

15 min

Open forum discussion