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Postgraduate Educational <strong>Programme</strong><br />

A-177 16:30<br />

B. Clinical applications of fMR imaging for intracranial tumors and epilepsy<br />

C. Stippich; Heidelberg/DE<br />

Learning Objectives:<br />

1. To learn about the functional neuroanatomy of motor, somatosensory and language-associated brain<br />

activation.<br />

2. To identify the indications for preoperative fMRI in patients with brain tumors.<br />

3. To identify optimised preoperative fMRI protocols for patients with pre-existing defi cit.<br />

4. To learn about normal and atypical fi ndings in preoperative fMRI (illustrative cases).<br />

5. To learn about the validity, intrinsic problems, pitfalls and limitations of preoperative fMRI.<br />

A-178 17:00<br />

C. fMR imaging for evaluation of brain plasticity in multiple sclerosis and stroke<br />

A. Bizzi; Milan/IT<br />

Learning Objectives:<br />

1. To learn about acute changes in functional segregation and connectivity occurring after a focal brain<br />

lesion.<br />

2. To learn about adaptive changes in functional segregation and connectivity occurring during recovery and<br />

their relationship with functional improvement.<br />

3. To learn about changes in motor and language network re-organisation induced by rehabilitation.<br />

16:00 - 17:30 Room G/H<br />

Breast<br />

RC 802<br />

Challenges in breast imaging<br />

Moderator: S. Barter; Bedford/UK<br />

A-179 16:00<br />

A. Multiple clustered microcalcifi cations in a breast<br />

E. Azavedo; Stockholm/SE<br />

Learning Objectives:<br />

1. To learn to characterise multiple clusters of microcalcifi cations.<br />

2. To analyse each cluster of microcalcifi cations.<br />

3. To learn when to perform interventions on multiple clusters of microcalcifi cations.<br />

A-180 16:30<br />

B. Multiple solid lesions in a breast<br />

K. Kinkel; Chêne-Bougeries/CH<br />

Learning Objectives:<br />

1. To identify and discuss the solid nature of a lesion at ultrasound.<br />

2. To discuss the role of different imaging modalities in lesion characterisation.<br />

3. To decide when and which lesion to biopsy according to patient and lesion characteristics.<br />

4. To learn how to biopsy more than one lesion in a breast at ultrasound.<br />

182 A B C D European Society of Radiology

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