We have a compressed one-day program lined up for you that brings you the LIVE lectures from top speakers in our field. Expect to hear in-depth lectures on core and critical topics, punctuated by our ever-popular Rapid-Fire Sessions. Panel sessions, including a comprehensive review of pediatric CNS manifestations of COVID-19 by international experts in the field, will be featured. From a practical perspective, as the ABR has reduced SA-CMES requirements, you can meet your annual SA-CMES educational requirements in the first month of the year — “One and Done” — Happy New Year! We plan to offer 7.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits and 6 SA-CMES credits for this one-day meeting. To tie a bow on it, the meeting will be concluded with our ever-popular Pediatric Neuroradiology Gameshow with big prize money- winner takes all and your name lives in infamy!
This year’s program includes:
• 1 day of solid pediatric neuroradiology education

• Updates in trending topics in Pediatric Neuroradiology

• Expert Lectures by top leaders in the field delivered LIVE

• An opportunity to connect with our community online in the time of COVID-19

• Interaction and connection with our greater pediatric neuroradiology community

Educational Objectives : 

• Identify commonly encountered brain, neck, and spine disorders in children.

• Explain general concepts related to pediatric epilepsy, developmental anomalies of the face, and spinal dysraphisms.

• Describe diagnostic imaging nuances of hypothalamic abnormalities and differential considerations.

• Know the proposed changes to the WHO brain tumor classification as it relates to children.

• Describe emerging considerations to diagnosis, assessment, and treatment of CNS complications related to COVID-19 infections in children.

• Discuss characteristics of arteriovenous shunts in the brain in children.

• Know the parameters of the newly proposed pediatric stroke trial for children and understand how it may further understanding of the treatment window.

• Know the current imaging approach to children with Moya Moya disease and the prognostic significance of imaging abnormalities related to this disease.

Topics: 

• COVID 19 Epidemiology in Children
• COVID 19 CNS Cliincal Features in Children
• COVID 19 CNS Imaging in Children
• Faces and Phenotypes
• Hypothalamus Lesions
• Hypothalamus Lesions
• Kids are not small adults
• Moya Moya Angiography
• Moya Moya Imaging
• Moya Moya Management
• Moya Moya Surgery
• MRI of Neonate in NICU
• Name the syndrome
• Pediatric Arteriovenous Shunts
• Pediatric Epilepsy
• Pediatric MRI Safety
• Rapid Fire 1
• Rapid Fire 2
• Spinal Dysraphism
• ASPNR Coming & Going
• Texas Rapid Fire
• WHO Brain Tumors Update