ESOR GALEN FOUNDATION COURSE 2020
Neuroradiology
Lectures
Brain infections: from image to pathogen
35:39Cem Calli, Izmir/Turkey
Spinal cord lesions: myelitis or tumour?
30:57Majda M. Thurnher, Vienna/Austria
Congenital spine and brain abnormalities
32:48Maria Argyropoulou, Ioannina/Greece
Cross-sectional anatomy of the brain revisited
32:46Tarek Yousry, London/United Kingdom
Multiple black dots – Common aetiology
34:01Sven Haller, Geneva/Switzerland
Multiple white spots – Common aetiology
35:56Fabrice Bonneville, Toulouse/France
Non-traumatic brain haemorrhage and its treatment
33:15Mario Muto, Naples/Italy
Brain tumours: what you should know
27:48Sofie Van Cauter, Genk/Belgium
Stroke
28:07Luc Van den Hauwe, Antwerp/Belgium
Traumatic brain injury: a practical guide
28:25Pedro Vilela, Lisbon/Portugal
Update on Multiple Sclerosis Imaging
31:58Andrea Falini, Milan/Italy
Vascular anatomy and imaging techniques
33:03Alessandro Bozzao, Rome/Italy
This course is for radiologists in training, who desire a comprehensive and concise review of neuroradiology. Basic neuroanatomy, imaging features of traumatic, infectious, neoplastic, vascular, congenital and demyelinating diseases of the brain will be covered. Internationally renowned European neuroradiologists will provide theory and case presentations with an interactive character. The course encompasses the broad spectrum of neuroradiology practice, including comprehensive reviews, updates in new trends and relevant imaging techniques.
Purchase includes on-demand accessibility until December 31, 2020.
Learning objectives
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- - to review key imaging findings of the most common brain and spinal cord diseases
- - to prioritise imaging studies that will guide patient management
- - to select the most appropriate and most cost-effective imaging protocols
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