ISMRM24 - All About Head & Neck: Hemorrhage, Stroke & Beyond I: Imaging of Non-Hemorrhagic Stroke

All About Head & Neck: Hemorrhage, Stroke & Beyond I: Imaging of Non-Hemorrhagic Stroke

Sunrise Course

ORGANIZERS: Wei-Tang Chang, Seena Dehkharghani, Xiao-Qi (Juliana) Huang

Monday, 06 May 2024

Room 331-332

07:00 - 08:00

Moderators: Susie Huang & Jae Song

Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced

Session Number: S-M-06

CME Credit

Session Number: S-M-06

Overview
This four-day morning courses cover topics from acute ischemic stroke diagnosis to head and neck cancer imaging. The curriculum blends theoretical and practical insights on topics like clot characterization, cerebrovascular MR biomarkers, brain microstructure and MRI in neuropsychiatric disorders. The course aims to empower the participants with the expertise for informed diagnostics and treatment.

Target Audience
Clinicians, radiologists and MR researchers who wish to have in-depth understanding in head and neck MRI

Educational Objectives
As a result of attending this course, participants should be able to:
- Identify MRI techniques for diagnosing and managing head and neck conditions;
- Describe and identify MR biomarkers and imaging approaches applicable to cerebrovascular and oncological diseases; and
- Describe MRI methods for quantifying brain microstructure.

07:00		Clinical Indications & MRI Markers of Acute Ischemic Stroke View Presentation Video Binbin Sui Keywords: Neuro: Brain, Neuro: Cerebrovascular, Education Committee: Clinical MRI Acute ischemic stroke (AIS) is one of the most serious diseases globally. MR imaging plays a key role in the diagnosis, treatment decision, and the outcome prediction in AIS. It’s essential to know the clinical indications and the MR markers in assessment of AIS. This presentation will include several parts focusing on the above aspects: 1. clinical indications of MRI in AIS (early diagnosis, evaluation of penumbra, treatment decision, outcome prediction, et al) 2. cases-based AIS assessment illustrating application values of MR techniques 3. important MR markers in AIS evaluation 4. some new developed MR techniques in AIS assessment
07:30		MRI Characterization of In Vitro Clots at 3T & 7T View Presentation Video Su Lui Keywords: Neuro: Cerebrovascular, Physics & Engineering: High-Field MRI This talk provides a comprehensive overview of cutting-edge MRI for in vitro clot characterization at 3T and 7T, detailing the use of various MR sequences to provide high-resolution images that accurately locate and identify clots. It highlights the differential sensitivity of MRI to clot composition at varying magnetic strengths, revealing a balance between resolution and sensitivity. The clinical implications of these advancements are profound, particularly in diagnosing and treating embolisms and plaque, aiding in the decision-making for cerebrovascular disease. Looking ahead, the integration of new MRI technologies and multi-modal imaging promises to revolutionize personalized treatment approaches.