The 3rd edition of Advanced MRI In Neuro-Oncology (AMRINO) is here again!
This 2-day Neuroradiology Course/Workshop (July, 20th-21st 2018) in London, led by experienced Clinical Neuroradiologists and MRI Clinical Scientists, embraces the role of MRI in Neuro-Oncology.
The material will be exclusively centred on advanced MRI application techniques in Neuro-Oncology, the teaching sessions will be accompanied by interactive discussions with case material, and the hands-on workshops will familiarize the users with the advanced MRI post-processing.
Short lectures will introduce you to the main advanced MRI modalities (MR Spectroscopy, MR Perfusion Imaging, Diffusion-weighted and Diffusion Tensor Imaging, and functional MRI including task-based and resting-state) for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes (imaging-guided neurosurgery, intraoperative MRI, imaging-guided radiotherapy) in Neuro-Oncology laying the groundwork for clinically-orientated lectures, devoted to review the indications for advanced MRI and clarify the interpretation of the findings.
The attendees can participate in hands-on sessions using a state-of-the-art post-processing imaging platform in order to get familiar with the techniques in clinical routine or to remedy perceived weaknesses.
You may also bring and discuss your challenging cases!
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Tractography | Functional MRI | Perfusion MR Imaging | MR Spectroscopy |
Benefits of attending
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Revise the fundamental principles and appraise the importance of advanced MR techniques in Neuro-Oncology imaging.
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Identify the clinical indications and benefits of advanced MR techniques in Neuro-Oncology imaging.
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Interpret advanced MRI findings
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Discuss routine and challenging clinical cases.
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Practice and improve your skills in post-processing advanced MRI datasets using state-of-the-art imaging platforms.
Who should attend
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Neuroradiologists and Radiologists with interest in Oncological Imaging
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Radiographers
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Clinical Scientists
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Neurologists with focus on Neuro-Oncology
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Neurosurgeons with focus on imaging-guided tumour resection
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Application and product specialists from the industry