Educational Offerings

The Society of Pediatric Neuroimaging was established with the primary objective of providing world-class teaching and education at an affordable cost, creating a strong global outreach, with invited participation from all nations of the world beyond language, political, and economic boundaries.

This objective is fuelled and driven by our ethos that high quality education should be available to all, and should not be an expensive commodity, given that the final beneficiary of all our efforts are sick children. Wherever in the world they may be, there is a standard of care that should be made available to them.

Our humble endeavour to this end is to educate, inspire, and mentor the young generation of radiologists and clinicians who can put this learning to good use, in whichever system they practice.

Philosophy

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A series of black and white MRI scans of the human brain, showing different cross-sectional views and magnified sections highlighting brain structures.

Grand Rounds

Biweekly virtual case discussions of interesting and complex pediatric neuroimaging cases from across India, moderated by Dr Nihaal Reddy.
12-15 cases are discussed during these sessions with clinical and imaging inputs. Invited national and international expert panelists opine and comment on the approach, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Quarterly virtual case discussions of interesting and complex pediatric neuroimaging cases from across tje world.
12-15 cases are discussed during these sessions with clinical and imaging inputs. Invited national and international expert panelists opine and comment on the approach, diagnosis, and treatment options.

Presentation slide titled ‘Mitochondrial Disorders—Newborn Onset’ in yellow font, showing four sections of brain MRI images with labels: ‘Isolated Leukodystrophy,’ ‘Isolated MRS changes,’ ‘Subependymal Hemorrhage,’ and ‘Ventricular Septations and malformations.’ Each section contains MRI scans with different brain abnormalities, and a graph of MRS data on the right side under ‘Isolated MRS changes.’ The slide has a black background with white and yellow text. A small video feed in the top-right corner shows a speaker named Cesar Augusto Alves.

Spinner of The Month

For members
Recognising luminaries in Pediatric Neuroradiology with a dedicated keynote lecture, updated monthly.

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Case of The Week

For members
Curated cases, reflection points, and practice pointers from all of The Spinners collated in a weekly email newsletter.

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Paper of The Week

For members
In-depth breakdown of a key recently published paper with major practice implications from our Scientific Chair for Research, Dr Pradeep Krishnan, collated in a weekly email newsletter.

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President’s Pearls

For members
Tips & tricks from our President, Dr Kish Mankad, collated in a weekly email newsletter.

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Mentorship Forum

For members
Maximise your potential with career advice and professional coaching from our Executive Committee.

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International Fellowship

Our flagship course taught by world-leading experts and accessible for the world. Learn more.

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SPIN Illustrations

Comprehensive monthly neuroanatomy teaching for all delivered by our renowned faculty

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Neuroanatomy

For members
Utilise our world-first library of radiological illustrations, centred on education and curated by Dr Harun Yildiz.