In this learning pathway, neuroradiologist Frank Gaillard guides you through the imaging of stroke to increase your practical knowledge and interpretation skills. The pathway covers non-contrast CT, CT angiography, CT perfusion and MRI diffusion, as well endovascular clot retrieval and stroke mimics.
Features
- case-based structured overview of imaging of stroke (see overview)
- detailed coverage of CT stroke protocol including perfusion and MRI including diffusion
- review and discussion of common and uncommon stroke mimics
- over 30 scrollable cases with detailed video commentary - over 4 hours in total
- 50 multiple-choice review questions
- official course certificate
- closed captions of all videos (English)
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Intended audience
This learning pathway is primarily targeted at radiologists and radiology trainees as well as neurologists involved in the management of stroke. Subspecialist neuroradiologists will likely be familiar with most of the content but nonetheless may find value in completing the pathway. The content may also be of interest to radiographers and physicians involved in stroke management (e.g. neurosurgeons, emergency and intensive care physicians).
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Pathway Overview
Learning objectives
By the end of the pathway, you should
- have gained foundational knowledge of stroke pathophysiology and how this impacts imaging
- understand how acute stroke is imaged
- be able to interpret non-contrast CT and identify important features of stroke
- have an understanding of vascular territories
- be able to interpret CT angiography, particularly in regards to the location and length of large vessel occlusion
- understand the main CT perfusion parameters (CBV, CBF, MTT, Tmax) and how they relate to ischemic stroke
- understand MRI diffusion and how it relates to ischemic stroke
- HEMORRHAGIC STROKES
- LOBAR HEMORRHAGES: CASE 1
- HYPERTENSIVE HEMORRHAGES: CASE 2A-B
- CTA SPOT SIGN: CASE 3 Free Preview
- REVIEW QUIZ
- ISCHEMIC STROKES
- APPROACH TO NON-CONTRAST CT: CASE 4 Free Preview
- HYPERDENSE ARTERY: CASE 5A-F
- VASCULAR ANATOMY: CASE 6A-E
- VASCULAR TERRITORIES QUIZ
- PERFUSION IN STROKE: CASE 7
- APPROACH TO CODE-STROKE CT: CASE 8
- REVIEW QUIZ
- ENDOVASCULAR CLOT RETRIEVAL: CASE 9
- MRI AND SUBACUTE INFARCTS: CASE 10
- HEMORRHAGIC TRANSFORMATION: CASE 11
- STROKE EVOLUTION: CASE 12
- REVIEW QUIZ
- CASE 13
- CASE 14
- CASE 15
- CASE 16
- CASE 17
- CASE 18
- CASE 19A-B
- CASE 20
- CASE 21
- CASE 22
- CASE 23
- CASE 24
- REVIEW QUIZ
- CONCLUSION