ISMRM MR Angiography - 22 April 2001

Educational Objectives:

Upon completion of this course, participants should be able to

Explain the current and potential role of MRA in the work-up of vascular diseases;

Select MR angiography protocols to answer specific clinical questions;

Apply new techniques in a clinically sound and effective manner;

Reconstruct and interpret MRA data;

Describe common MRA artifacts and diagnostic pitfalls.

08:30	Introduction	Martin R. Prince
08:40	MRA Without Contrast	Gerhard Laub
09:10	Contrast MRA: General Principles	Georg Bongartz
09:40	Flow and Perfusion	Stefan Schoenberg
10:10	Break
10:30	Intracranial MRA	Johannes A. Weber
11:00	Carotid MRA	Thomas M. Grist
11:30	Total Body MRA	Jorg F. Debatin
12:00	Break
13:30	Thoracic Aorta	Neil M. Rofsky
14:00	Abdominal Aorta and Renal MRA	Martin R. Prince
14:30	Mesenteric Arteries and Portal V	Jochan A. Gaa
15:00	Break
15:20	Peripheral Arteries	James F. M. Meaney
15:50	Pulmonary	Piotr Wielopolski
16:20	MR Venography	Stefan Ruehm
16:50	Coronaries	Andre Duerinckx
17:20	Conclusion	George Bongartz
17:30	Adjournment