Session 4: Neuroimaging and Brain Mapping

Session 4: Neuroimaging and Brain Mapping
Call for Abstracts / Research Papers: Presentation | Case Report | Research Work

Sub-Tracks: Neuroimaging, Brain Mapping, MRI, fMRI, CT, PET, Diffusion Imaging, Functional Imaging, Structural Imaging, Brain Tumor Imaging, Stroke Imaging, Neurodegenerative Disease Imaging, Cerebral Vasculature, Quantitative Brain Analysis, Imaging Biomarkers, Radiology in Neurology, Pediatric Neuroimaging

Neuroimaging in Brain Disorders

Neuroimaging plays a crucial role in the diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment planning of brain disorders. Advanced imaging techniques allow detailed visualization of structural and functional aspects of the brain, enabling early detection, precise diagnosis, and targeted interventions.

Key Applications in Brain Imaging:

• Structural MRI & CT – Detailed anatomical imaging for detecting tumors, lesions, and vascular abnormalities.

• Functional MRI (fMRI) – Maps brain activity and identifies regions responsible for specific functions.

• Diffusion Imaging & Tractography – Visualizes white matter pathways and connectivity for research and surgical planning.

• Brain Tumor Imaging – Detects, characterizes, and monitors tumors, aiding in treatment decisions.

• Stroke & Vascular Imaging – Evaluates cerebral blood flow, hemorrhages, and ischemic regions.

• Neurodegenerative Disease Imaging – Assesses changes in brain structure and function in conditions like Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s.

• Pediatric Neuroimaging – Specialized imaging for early detection of congenital or developmental brain disorders.

Who Should Attend?

Radiologists, Neuro-Radiologists, Imaging Scientists, Neurosurgeons, Neurologists, Radiology Residents, Clinical Scientists in Neuroimaging, Medical Students interested in Brain Imaging, PhD students & Post-Doctoral Researchers, Biomedical Scientists, Physicians, Clinical Practitioners, and all healthcare professionals involved in neurodiagnostics and brain research.