MRI Basics for MS Research
Short Description: This tutorial provides an introduction to neuroradiological imaging for Multiple Sclerosis (MS), the basics of clinical diagnosis, followed by tutorials on neuroradiological evaluation, important diseases mimicking MS, and a case-by-case diagnostic tutorial on MS.
Target Audience: Graduate students, researchers, and medical doctors aiming to do research in the field of MS or interested in learning the basics of MRI diagnostics in MS
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of MRI
Tutorial Objectives:
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Understand the fundamental clinical diagnostic criteria for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) (e.g., McDonald Criteria) and its typical disease progression.
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Identify the standard MRI sequences used in neuroradiology (T1, T2, FLAIR, and contrast-enhanced) specifically for neuroinflammatory diseases.
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Demonstrate the ability to distinguish MS from "mimic" diseases based on lesion morphology, location, and clinical context.
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Step-by-step MS diagnostic case analysis
Tutorial Materials:
Textbook: None
Software: None
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Module |
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Lecture |
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Module 1 |
Basics of Neuroradiology in Multiple Sclerosis |
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Module 2 |
MS Diagnostics - The Clinical Perspective |
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Module 3 |
MS Diagnostics - The Neuroradiological Perspective |
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Module 4 |
MS-related Diseases |
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Module 5 |
MS Case-based Diagnostics |
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Module 6 |
Challenges of MS Diagnosis and Treatment in Türkiye |
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