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🔥SATURDAY🔥 International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Season VI: Eternal Debates Chapter II: The Unanswered Questions in Pediatric Neuroimaging April 26, 2025 Register here: 🔗aspnr.org/learning/inter… Join the fun and share your knowledge with hashtag #IPNTN

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Less than 24 hours to go! International Pediatric Neuroradiology Teaching Network Season VI: Eternal Debates Chapter II: Incidental Findings on Pediatric Brain MRI April 26, 2025 Register here: 🔗aspnr.org/learning/inter… Join the fun! Share your knowledge with hashtag

This one’s so crucial for practice. Please attend, interact and go back enlightened. We sincerely hope our experts tell us all.

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And we're off! Join us now through the link below ⬇️ 🔗: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist… SPIN | Society of Pediatric Neuroimaging Leandro Lucato Manohar Shroff Laura Hayes Thierry A.G.M. Huisman, MD, PD, FICIS, FACR Dr Kish Mankad David Mirsky

IPNTN: Laura Hayes from Radiology Children's Healthcare of Atlanta kicks us off with those pesky incidental-"oh no"-mas. Or perhaps what should be of greater concern to avoid...BARF VOMIT! 🤮 Brainless Application of Radiological Findings leads to Victims of Modern Imaging Technology. First up,

IPNTN: Laura Hayes continues our tour of pineal cysts from the normal microcystic gland, to atypical appearances, to rare tumors. Can use the habenula as a benchmark. We're also learning more about symptomatic cysts, even from our patients in online support groups. And for

IPNTN: Next up, Leandro Lucato from HSVP – HOSPITAL SÃO VICENTE DE PAULO raises the conundrum of incidental signal abnormalities in the brain. In demyelinating disease, we are learning that asymptomatic Radiologically Isolated Syndrome (RIS) can now suggest early signs of multiple sclerosis in some cases!

IPNTN: Thierry A.G.M. Huisman, MD, PD, FICIS, FACR from Texas Children's Radiology dives into the deep waters of the ventricles. Incidental ventricular asymmetry could be an isolated finding, but important to scrutinize for subtle malformations on fetal MRI. And how much ventriculomegaly is okay? Is it just the tip of

IPNTN: Thierry A.G.M. Huisman, MD, PD, FICIS, FACR from Texas Children's Radiology brings home the point that these "eternal debates" are age-old questions we are still answering. Always keep the family first in mind. Prenatal counseling and close discussion with parents is key to set expectations for possible follow-up

IPNTN: Manohar Shroff from The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) wraps us up by emphasizing that incidental findings are not only a challenge in clinical practice but also research neuroimaging. Unanticipated discoveries will occur. What a great reminder of the Golden Rule as our north star as we

Reminder, the deadline to apply for Fellow of the ASPNR is approaching soon on May 31st. Applications are open to members in good standing of American Society of Pediatric Neuroradiology for at least 10 years. Apply for FASPNR | American Society of Pediatric Neuroradiology

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