Lesson 1Importance of lesion spot and outer involvement for fit start spottingLooks at how lesion spot and outer involvement shape fit signs and spotting, highlighting key outer areas, feeling structures, and net links, and how scan readers can match scan signs with clinic EEG data.
Front head lobe lesions and fit typesSide head lobe lesions and inner structuresSide top and back outer fit linksIsland and cover lesion showsLesion side and talk or move riskMixing MRI with EEG and clinic signsLesson 2Checking boost types: small, spotty, ring, lump—hints for tumour level and non-growth fakesReviews outer lesion boost types on after-contrast MRI, linking small, spotty, ring, and lump boost to tumour level, blood-brain wall break, treatment effect, and main non-growth fakes like strip loss and germ spread.
Small or no boost in low-level lesionsSpotty and mixed boost in growthsRing boost: germ pocket, far spread, strip lossLump and full boost in higher level tumoursTime change of boost after careTraps from vessel structures and outer coverLesson 3Role of tight spread, blood flow scan, and MR chem check in levelling and other narrowingDetails how spread, blood flow, and MR chem check sharpen lesion description and levelling, covering tight spread types, blood volume limits, chem mixes, and how to mix these advanced methods into real other diagnosis.
Reading tight spread in outer lesionsBlood flow measures and blood volume in tumour levellingChem check types in growth and scarChem check in germ, germ pocket, and strip lossMixing spread, blood flow, and chem for diagnosisMethod traps and fakes in advanced scansLesson 4When to suggest tissue cut, surgery send, EEG match, or time MRI followExplains how to turn MRI signs into care advice, listing scan and clinic traits that need tissue cut, surgery send, EEG match, or short vs long time follow, while thinking patient age, signs, and other ills.
Scan red flags that favour quick tissue cutTraits suggesting brain surgery send for cut outWhen to suggest EEG match for fit startRules for short-time MRI watchWhen longer time follow rightTalking doubt and shared choice makingLesson 5Outer-inner lesion others in grown-ups with fits: DNET, nerve-glia tumour, outer bend, low-level glia, germ pocket, far spreadOutlines outer-inner lesion others in grown-ups with fits, focusing on DNET, nerve-glia tumour, spot outer bend, low-level glia, germ pocket, and far spread, with key MRI signs that help narrow diagnosis and guide more work.
MRI signs of DNET and bubbly outer lesionsNerve-glia tumour: cyst, wall lump, and hard spotSpot outer bend and full cover signTelling low-level glia from bendGerm pocket vs dead tumour in fit patientsFar spread types involving outer and joinLesson 6Reporting suggestions for single outer lesions: signs to add, suggested more scans, and urgencyGives planned reporting guide for single outer lesions, listing must descriptors, suggested others, suggested extra scans, and how to pass urgency, doubt, and follow needs to sending doctors.
Key lesion descriptors to add in reportsStating main and other othersSuggesting extra MRI or CT stepsWhen to suggest advanced scan or PETTalking urgency and send needStandard words to cut unclearLesson 7MRI steps and their diagnosis roles: T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI/ADC, T2*, pull, and after-contrast T1Reviews main MRI steps used in outer lesion check, including T1, T2, FLAIR, DWI/ADC, pull, and after-contrast T1, stressing how each adds unique info to lesion spot, description, and fit check.
Role of T1-weighted scan in lesion bodyT2 and FLAIR for water and outer signalDWI and ADC for cell kill vs water swellPull scan for blood and hard spotAfter-contrast T1 for boost checkBest setups for fit MRI studiesLesson 8Scan signs telling low-level vs high-level glia: signal types, contrast boost, spread, and swell pressureCompares MRI signs of low vs high-level glia, including signal traits, boost, spread, blood flow, and swell pressure, and explains how these signs link with tissue type, outlook, and possible treatment plans.
Usual MRI look of low-level gliaHigh-level glia boost and dead areaSpread and blood flow differences by tumour levelTypes of swell pressure and centre shiftNon-boost high-level glia trapsScan hints to bad change
