Session 1 - Lessons Learned from Multidisciplinary Conferences - Stroke, Spine, H&N, Peds

• Describe key lessons learned from multidisciplinary conferences in Stroke, Spine, Head & Neck, and Pediatrics.
• Integrate broader clinical considerations beyond imaging findings when evaluating cases discussed in multidisciplinary settings.
• Demonstrate effective synthesis, organizational, and communication strategies that support meaningful collaboration in multidisciplinary conferences.

Session 2 - Trainee Spotlight – Memorable Cases

• Identify key imaging features in challenging or atypical neuroradiology cases across various modalities.
• Analyze complex imaging findings to articulate accurate differential diagnoses and appropriate next steps.
• Discuss application of lessons learned from memorable cases to enhance diagnostic confidence and decision-making in routine and uncommon clinical scenarios.

Session 3 - Neuro-Oncology Imaging in the New Treatment Era: Challenges and Insights

• Describe key molecular and genetic markers that influence modern brain tumor classification and explain how these biomarkers relate to imaging features.
• Discuss the application of updated imaging approaches and advanced modalities to better characterize tumor biology in the context of current molecular neuro-oncology standards.
• Discuss strategies for integrating molecular information with imaging findings to improve diagnostic accuracy, prognostication, and individualized patient management.

Session 4 - Never Bored by the Spinal Cord - Vascular, Demyelinating/Inflammatory, Granulomatous, Tumor

• Recognize key imaging features of vascular, demyelinating/inflammatory, granulomatous, and neoplastic spinal cord lesions.
• Discuss the application of advanced MRI techniques and diagnostic strategies to improve differentiation of spinal cord pathologies.
• Discuss strategies for integrating imaging findings with clinical and laboratory data to guide accurate diagnosis and optimal patient management.

Session 5 - Neuro-Ophthalmology: “What the Radiologist Needs to Know"

• Recognize normal anatomy and key imaging landmarks of the orbit, optic nerves, chiasm, and visual pathways.
• Identify imaging features of common and uncommon neuro-ophthalmologic disorders, including inflammatory, vascular, neoplastic, and congenital conditions.
• Discuss the application of imaging findings to guide differential diagnosis, clinical correlation, and communication with referring clinicians.