2024 Classic Lectures in Neuroradiology – A CME Teaching Activity

Overview

The 2024 Classic Lectures in Neuroradiology – A CME Teaching Activity offers a curated selection of expert lectures focused on neuroradiology imaging. This CME teaching activity provides a comprehensive and practical review of current neuroradiology imaging techniques, protocols, and clinical applications, emphasizing advancements in diagnosis, interpretation, and patient management.

On-demand neuroradiology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Content

This CME teaching activity delivers case-based presentations covering a wide range of neuroradiology topics. Participants will gain insights into imaging approaches, interpretation strategies, and emerging technologies relevant to neurological disorders.

• Advanced Brain Tumor Imaging
• AI and Image Reconstruction
• AI in Neuroimaging
• AI in Spine Imaging
• AI in Stroke Imaging
• Anti-Amyloid Therapy and Alzheimer’s Disease
• Brain Infections and White Matter Disease
• Contrast Safety: Brain Deposition and Other Issues
• COVID and the CNS: What Radiologists Need to Know
• CT Temporal Bone Features Important to Otology/Neurology
• Dementia and Neuro Degeneration
• Dementia Imaging: What to Remember
• Differential Diagnosis of Basal Ganglia Abnormalities
• Dual Energy CT of the Brain
• Evaluation of Spinal Cord Pathologies – A Case Based Approach
• Head and Neck Infections
• Headache: When to Image and What to Look For
• Imaging Cervical Spine Trauma
• Imaging CNS Infections
• Imaging Cranial Neuropathy: I-VI
• Imaging Cranial Neuropathy: VII – XII
• Imaging Intracranial Aneurysms
• Imaging of Spine Tumors: Intradural
• Imaging of Traumatic Brain Injury
• Intracranial Metastatic Disease
• Ischemia and Hemorrhage: Rapid Diagnosis
• Ischemic Stroke: What is Really Important?
• MR of Skull Base Tumors
• MS: Optimizing Diagnosis and Surveillance
• Multimodal Imaging of Non-Aneurysmal, Nontraumatic Intracranial Hemorrhage
• Neuroimaging of Pain: Visualizing the Invisible
• New Frontiers in Stroke Neurointervention
• Non-Tumorous Spinal Cord and Intradural Disease
• Optimizing Imaging of the Instrumented Spine
• Perfusion Imaging
• PET/MRI in Neuroimaging: Essential or Extravagant?
• Spinal Compartments and Pathology
• Spinal Degenerative Disease and Nomenclature
• Spinal Manifestations of Spondyloarthritis and Its Mimics
• Spinal Tumors and Degenerative Spine Disease
• Spine Imaging: Pearls and Pitfalls – Syrinx?, Transitional?, Unstable? and More
• Spine Infection and Inflammatory Disease
• Spine Trauma: What the Surgeon Wants to Know
• Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension: Diagnosis and Treatment of Spinal Leaks

Educational Objectives

At the completion of this CME teaching activity, participants should be able to:

• Discuss recent advances in neuroimaging applications and interpretation techniques.
• Evaluate intracranial tumors, vascular abnormalities, and traumatic brain injuries with precision.
• Analyze the clinical and imaging manifestations associated with neurodegenerative diseases.
• Identify the imaging characteristics of common neurovascular disease processes.
• Optimize CT angiography (CTA) and MR angiography (MRA) imaging protocols in neuroradiology.
• Describe the evolving role of imaging in the diagnosis and management of spine diseases.
• Explain the clinical impact and potential of artificial intelligence in the field of neuroradiology.

Speakers

This CME teaching activity features presentations from expert faculty in neuroradiology and related neurological imaging fields. The faculty provide in-depth clinical insights based on extensive experience with neuroradiology applications and research developments.

Target Audience

This CME teaching activity is specifically designed for practicing radiologists, neurologists, and neurosurgeons who interpret or utilize imaging studies in the evaluation of neurological disorders.

Why This Topic Matters

The 2024 Classic Lectures in Neuroradiology – A CME Teaching Activity addresses critical topics in neuroradiology that are essential for clinical practice in neurology and radiology. The course content supports clinicians in maintaining and strengthening expertise in neuroimaging techniques and interpretation strategies relevant to patient care.

Available through MedHub Central, this teaching activity reinforces up-to-date knowledge in neuroradiology, helping professionals stay informed on the latest developments and practical applications within this specialized field.