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Frequent malformations of brain development: how can we find them?
Dedicated epilepsy MRI and pattern recognition can reveal common malformations of brain development.
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Description
Epilepsy-focused imaging technique, hippocampal assessment, and structural causes of seizures in children and adults form the diagnostic foundation. The emphasis is on recognising malformations of cortical development, associated dual pathology, and relevant phacomatoses within a systematic MRI review.
Learning Objectives
- Apply a dedicated epilepsy MRI protocol to search for subtle developmental abnormalities.
- Recognise common malformations of cortical development and associated dual pathology.
- Assess the hippocampus and identify phacomatosis-related imaging patterns.
Topics Covered
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00:12 - Introduction to Epilepsy Imaging
01:35 - Overview of Epilepsy and Its Effects
04:31 - Medical and Surgical Treatment of Epilepsy
06:00 - Common Causes of Epilepsy in Children and Adults
09:47 - Introduction to the Hippocampus
12:52 - Imaging Techniques for the Hippocampus
16:14 - Advanced Imaging in Epilepsy Protocol
20:22 - Diagnosing Hippocampus Sclerosis
29:31 - Double Pathology in Epilepsy Imaging
31:30 - Role of Malformations of Cortical Development
33:39 - Types of Malformations and Their Identification
45:11 - Phacomatosis and Neuroimaging
53:37 - Conclusion and Importance of Epilepsy Protocol
Lecturers
Peter BarsiM.D. Ph.D.
Budapest, Hungary
Consultant radiologist at TMC
Honorary Professor of Neuroradiology at the Semmelweis University
