ARRS Neuroimaging Emergencies 2026
Case-Based Neuroimaging Emergency Course | Adult & Pediatric Neuroradiology
Course Overview
Time is critical when evaluating neuroradiology emergencies in the acute-care setting. ARRS Neuroimaging Emergencies 2026 provides a focused, case-based review of important neurological imaging emergencies encountered in both adult and pediatric patients.
The course emphasizes critical imaging findings, diagnostic red flags, differential diagnosis, and systematic approaches that can help radiologists make timely and confident decisions in emergency situations.
The program covers major emergency topics including acute stroke, emergency headache imaging, orbital emergencies, spinal trauma, and pediatric neuroemergencies.
Course Highlights
- Expert-led Neuroimaging Emergencies course
- Case-based approach to emergency neuroradiology
- Adult and pediatric neuroimaging
- Acute stroke imaging
- Emergency headache evaluation
- Orbital trauma and non-traumatic orbital emergencies
- Spine trauma and spinal instability
- Pediatric neurological emergencies
- Critical imaging red flags
- Practical diagnostic approaches for acute-care imaging
Learning Outcomes
After completing the course, learners should be better prepared to:
- Define typical and atypical imaging features of acute stroke beyond large vessel occlusion (LVO)
- Apply a systematic approach when evaluating patients presenting with headache
- Recognize important imaging red flags requiring further investigation or intervention
- Identify imaging features associated with traumatic, infectious, and vascular orbital emergencies
- Develop appropriate differential diagnoses for orbital emergencies
- Identify critical spinal injuries and ligamentous disruption
- Recognize imaging patterns associated with spinal instability and spinal cord injury
- Recognize important red flags in pediatric neuroemergencies
Speakers & Lectures
Headache in the ER: Beyond No Acute Abnormality
A focused approach to imaging patients presenting to the emergency department with headache, including important abnormalities and imaging red flags.
Orbital Emergencies: Trauma and Critical Non-Traumatic Conditions
Reviews important traumatic and non-traumatic orbital emergencies, including infectious and vascular conditions.
Imaging of Spine Trauma
Covers critical spinal injuries, ligamentous disruption, spinal instability and patterns of spinal cord injury encountered on emergency imaging.
Pediatric Neuroemergencies: Key Red Flags
Focuses on important imaging findings and red flags in pediatric neurological emergencies.
Major Topics Covered
Who Is This Course For?
This course may be particularly useful for:
- Radiologists
- Neuroradiologists
- Emergency radiologists
- Radiology residents and fellows
- Emergency physicians
- Physicians involved in acute neurological care
- Pediatric radiology professionals
- Clinicians interested in neuroimaging
- Medical professionals looking for focused emergency neuroradiology education
Course Details
ARRS Neuroimaging Emergencies 2026
| Course | ARRS Neuroimaging Emergencies 2026 |
| Organization | American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS) |
| Specialty | Radiology / Neuroradiology |
| Primary Focus | Neuroimaging Emergencies |
| Format | On-Demand Educational Course |
| Population | Adult & Pediatric |
| Year | 2026 |
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