This module aims to give students a broad introductory knowledge of some common, important neurological pathologies and of the role of Neuroimaging in the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of these conditions. The module focuses in particular on Tumours, Epilepsy, Trauma, Paediatric Neuroradiology and Artificial Intelligence in Neuroradiology.
At the end of this module, students will be able to:
1. Tumours (Tu)
1.01:      Describe and explain the clinical presentation of tumours in terms of the disruption caused to function within the nervous system

1.02:      List the most frequent extra-axial tumours
1.03:      Name congenital conditions associated with extra-axial tumours
1.04:      Name the most frequent intra-axial tumours
1.05:      Demonstrate an understanding of the biological mechanism of glial cell tumours. 
1.06:      Identify and differentiate intrinsic low and high-grade, extrinsic, pituitary, orbital, spinal tumours
1.07:      Describe the role of fMRI for surgery planning and post-op follow-up.
2. Epilepsy (E)
2.01:      Describe and explain the clinical presentation of tumours in terms of the disruption caused to function within the nervous system
2.02:      Demonstrate familiarity with the clinical form of epilepsy, including the ability to list and describe the significance of a number of neuroradiological findings encountered in patient with epilepsy such as hippocampal sclerosis, cortical heterotopia, arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), cavernomas, benign and malignant brain tumours
2.03:      Describe the role of imaging in the standard clinical setup.
2.04:      Outline the role of special techniques such as Volumetry, DTI, perfusion, MT, qMT, and spectroscopy for surgery planning and post-op imaging.
3. Trauma (Tr)
3.01:      Demonstrate familiarity with the epidemiology & life expectancy associated with head trauma
3.02:      Describe the clinical consequences, management & treatment of head traumas of different severity
3.03:      List several common mechanisms and patterns of injury in both the head and spine and suggest appropriate imaging techniques which are most useful for different types of trauma
4. Paediatric Neuroimaging (PN)
4.01:      Identify the main challenges and requirements in Paediatric Neuroradiology

5. Artificial Intelligence in Neuroradiology (AIN)
5.01:      Identify and outline the uses of Artificial Intelligence in the Neuroradiology of Tumour and Epilepsy