24 hours to go...! International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Season V: Contemporary Masters Chapter XI: Ed Yang, MD August 24, 2024 Register here: aspnr.org/learning/inter… WFPI SPIN ESNR

1 hour to go! Join us for a fantastic discussion of neurometabolic disorders with Dr. Ed Yang during this session of IPNTN Season V. It is sure to be educational and enlightening! Register here: aspnr.org/learning/inter…

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Neither gene function, gene product localization, enzymatic class or biologic process can accurately predict imaging appearance. A better approach is to start with an imaging pattern and move from there to a differential diagnosis.

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Appreciating normal: Our ability to detect hypomyelinating disorders depends on our ability to differentiate normal from abnormal myelination. Remember 3 key stages - Birth, 7-8 months, 16-18 months Boston Children's

Starting now!! It’s not too late to join us as we dive into Neurometabolic Disorders with Dr. Edward Yang. International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Season V: Contemporary Masters Chapter XI: Ed Yang, MD August 24, 2024 aspnr.org/learning/inter… WFPI

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Dysmyelination vs Hypomyelination: key findings with dysmyelination include myelination occurring out of sequence and presence of volume loss, particularly cortical. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: NBIA – Classic finding of iron deposition, but be aware of additional imaging findings that can help distinguish between different disorders in this group. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's Radiology

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Congenital Disorders of glycosylation – many subtypes exist, but a key finding in CDG1a is the presence of cerebellar hypoplasia progressing to atrophy AND gliosis. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI with Dr. Edward Yang: Important mimics of hypoxic ischemic injury in neonates - key differentiating feature is the absence of a sentinel event. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's Boston Children's Radiology

IPNTN Season V, Chapter XI: Thanks to Dr. Edward Yang for a phenomenal, image-rich discussion of neurometabolic disorders!! This is a challenging topic made decidedly more accessible through this excellent presentation. WFPI SPIN ESNR Boston Children's

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International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Season V: Contemporary Masters Chapter XII: Michelle Silvera, MD September 7, 2024 Register here: aspnr.org/learning/inter… SPIN ESNR WFPI

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