Congress:
ECR25
Poster Number:
C-22355
Type:
Poster: EPOS Radiologist (educational)
Authorblock:
E. Díaz Gordo1, P. Oleaga Gómez1, M. Gonzalo Domínguez1, M. J. Gimeno Peribáñez2, D. Ibáñez Muñoz2, J. Ramón Y Cajal Calvo2, J. Raymúndez Valhondo2, L. Urgel Yagüe2, M. P. Guiral Foz2; 1Zamora/ES, 2Zaragoza/ES
Disclosures:
Enrique Díaz Gordo:
Nothing to disclose
Paula Oleaga Gómez:
Nothing to disclose
Miguel Gonzalo Domínguez:
Nothing to disclose
Maria José Gimeno Peribáñez:
Nothing to disclose
David Ibáñez Muñoz:
Nothing to disclose
Juan Ramón Y Cajal Calvo:
Nothing to disclose
Javier Raymúndez Valhondo:
Nothing to disclose
Laura Urgel Yagüe:
Nothing to disclose
María Pilar Guiral Foz:
Nothing to disclose
Keywords:
Neuroradiology brain, CT, MR, Education, Dementia
-NPH is a common, serious, and reversible condition in the elderly that can be effectively diagnosed using imaging studies.
- MRI is superior to CT for characterizing NPH, as it allows the identification of specific imaging signs and indices.
-Emerging indices, such as ALVI, may provide faster and more reproducible assessments compared to traditional measures like Evans' index, although these are not yet widely adopted.
-Phase-contrast MRI sequences for assessing CSF flow are valuable for diagnosis, prognosis, and patient selection for VP shunt.