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Neuroimaging in Dementia
Workshop
Saturday,
25 September 2010
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Offered
for the first time in 2007 in
Amsterdam, this workshop has also
been a highly successful IPA
programme in Dublin, Florence, and
Copenhagen. This programme will
provide an in-depth look at four
commonly available diagnostic tools,
including practical experience in
scan interpretation. Utilizing real
life examples, participants will be
given the opportunity to comment
using an interactive polling system
as part of the learning process.
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Register now for Santiago de
Compostela as space is limited to
just 50 delegates! |
Workshop Programme
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CT and MR: Basic
Introduction, Advantages and Disadvantages,
How Images are Formed and Current Imaging
Methods
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Usefulness of CT Scanning in
Dementia
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MR
Imaging: How to Rate Medial Temporal Lobe
Atrophy in Practice
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PET and SPECT: Basic
Principles, How Images are Formed,
Advantages and Disadvantages
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Use of Perfusion Imaging in
the Differential Diagnosis of Dementia
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FP-CIT SPECT Imaging: How to
Rate and Interpret Scans
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FP-CIT (DaTSCAN) SPECT
Imaging as a Diagnostic Tool for the
Assessment of DLB
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PET in Dementia: Current and
Future Applications including Amyloid
Imaging
Faculty
Co-chairs: John O’Brien, United
Kingdom
Leonardo Pantoni,
Italy
Jan Booij, The Netherlands
Klaus Ebmeier, United Kingdom
Karl Herholz, United Kingdom
Giorgos Karas, The Netherlands
Ian McKeith, United Kingdom
To download a pdf of the brochure
Registration
is now open and limited to 50 delegates
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