Neuroradiology Review for the Practicing Radiologist 2018 (ARRS VIDEOS) (CME VIDEOS)

Overview

Neuroradiology Review for the Practicing Radiologist 2018 (ARRS VIDEOS) (CME VIDEOS) provides a concise, state-of-the-art update on practical advances in neuroradiology, a rapidly evolving subspecialty of radiology. The course addresses essential knowledge for interpreting imaging of the brain, spine, and head and neck, relevant for radiologists who often provide nighttime or on-call coverage.

On-demand radiology education — accessible anytime, anywhere.

Format: Video modules with expert presentations
Total size: Not specified

Agenda

This course delivers a comprehensive review through expert-led modules covering brain, spine, and head and neck imaging, emphasizing clinical relevance and practical interpretation skills.

• Spine Trauma — B. McDonald
• Congenital Malformations of the Spine — M. Ho
• Neoplasms of the Spinal Cord — H. Parmar
• Gadolinium Deposition in the Brain: Update — B. McDonald
• Imaging of Sella and Juxtasellar Lesions — H. Parmar
• Brachial Plexus — S. Mukherji
• Adult and Pediatric Brain Tumors — M. Ho
• Infectious and Inflammatory Disorders of the Brain — M. Castillo
• Imaging of Dementia — C. Hunt
• Vascular Disorders of the Brain — J. Heit
• Imaging of Stroke — J. Heit
• New and Advanced Imaging Techniques: Moving Toward a 5 Minute MRI Brain Scan — M. Castillo
• Endovascular Treatment of Stroke and Aneurysms — J. Heit
• Anatomy of the Skull Base & Temporal Bone — J. Lane
• Cranial Nerves — C. Glastonbury
• SCCA of the Upper Aerodigestive Track — C. Glastonbury
• Simplified Approach to the Spaces of the Head & Neck — S. Mukherji
• Temporal Bone Pathology — J. Lane
• Simplified Approach to the Lymph Nodes of the Head & Neck — S. Mukherji
• Post-Treatment Imaging of the Neck Including PET — C. Hunt

Learning Outcomes and Modules

Upon completion of this course, participants will possess the knowledge and skills to:

• Recognize the anatomy of the brain, spine, and head and neck
• Interpret imaging studies of the brain, spine, and head and neck in acute and non-acute settings
• Differentiate various pathologies involving the brain
• Differentiate various disorders of the spine
• Identify neoplasms and infections that involve the neck

Speakers

• B. McDonald
• M. Ho
• H. Parmar
• S. Mukherji
• M. Castillo
• C. Hunt
• J. Heit
• J. Lane
• C. Glastonbury

Target Audience

This course is designed for practicing radiologists seeking to update and strengthen their neuroradiology expertise, particularly those providing emergency or nighttime imaging interpretation. It is also relevant for radiology trainees and specialists interested in advanced neuroradiological topics involving the brain, spine, and head and neck.

Why This Topic Matters

Neuroradiology Review for the Practicing Radiologist 2018 (ARRS VIDEOS) (CME VIDEOS) addresses critical advances in neuroradiology, enhancing diagnostic confidence in neurological and head and neck imaging fields. Staying current with these developments supports effective clinical decision-making in radiology practice.

MedHub Central provides access to this valuable neuroradiology education, contributing to ongoing professional growth in radiology. This course strengthens essential skills needed for interpreting complex imaging studies within this specialized area.