AIUM Sonographic Evaluation of the Neonatal Brain
$15.00
VIDEO COURSE · AIUM via Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute
This neonatal brain ultrasound evaluation series from the AIUM reviews normal sonographic imaging techniques, neonatal brain anatomy, congenital malformations, and hypoxic-ischemic disease. Three expert lectures provide a structured approach to cranial ultrasound in the neonatal population.
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3video lectures
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4core topics
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3expert faculty
- Normal neonatal brain sonographic imaging techniques
- Normal brain anatomy on ultrasound
- Congenital malformations identification
- Hypoxic-ischemic disease evaluation
Neonatal brain ultrasound evaluation for normal anatomy and pathology
This neonatal brain ultrasound evaluation series from the AIUM reviews the sonographic techniques and diagnostic findings needed for cranial ultrasound in the neonatal population. Three expert lectures — delivered by Dr. Munden, Dr. Dannull, and Dr. Rosenberg — cover normal imaging techniques, brain anatomy, congenital malformations, and hypoxic-ischemic disease in a structured three-part format.
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3video lectures
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4core topics
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3expert faculty
Inside this resource
Normal neonatal brain anatomy and imaging technique
The opening lectures establish the sonographic imaging techniques used for neonatal cranial ultrasound — transducer placement, window selection, and systematic scanning approach. Normal brain anatomy is reviewed in detail, providing the reference framework needed to identify deviations from normal development.
Congenital malformations and hypoxic-ischemic disease
The series progresses into congenital malformations — their sonographic appearance and diagnostic characteristics on cranial ultrasound. Hypoxic-ischemic disease evaluation rounds out the content, addressing the imaging findings that correlate with perinatal brain injury and their clinical significance.
Who this serves
- Neonatologists — review cranial ultrasound interpretation for bedside neonatal brain assessment
- Pediatric radiologists — strengthen diagnostic skills for neonatal brain imaging and congenital anomaly identification
- NICU sonographers — develop competency in neonatal cranial ultrasound scanning technique and pathology recognition
Faculty & syllabus
Lectures 3 parts
- Dr. Munden — Neonatal Brain: Part 1
- Dr. Dannull — Neonatal Brain: Part 2
- Dr. Rosenberg — Neonatal Brain: Part 3
Before you buy
How is the material organized?
Three video lectures delivered by different expert faculty, each building on the previous part to cover normal anatomy through pathology.
Which topics are covered across the three parts?
Normal sonographic imaging techniques, neonatal brain anatomy, congenital malformations, and hypoxic-ischemic disease.
The chart
| Format | 3 video lectures (MP4) |
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| Faculty | Dr. Munden, Dr. Dannull, Dr. Rosenberg |
| Publisher | AIUM |
| Department | Gulfcoast Ultrasound Institute |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Raj P. –
Solid foundational content but I wanted more case examples in the malformations section. The normal anatomy review is the strongest part of the series.
Priya –
Good overview of neonatal brain sonography. The congenital malformations section in Part 3 is particularly informative. The three-part format works well.
Natalie F. –
Three expert faculty delivering a structured approach to neonatal cranial ultrasound. The normal anatomy review in Parts 1 and 2 is thorough and well-paced.
Fatima R. –
Essential viewing for anyone performing neonatal cranial ultrasound. The systematic scanning approach presented across all three parts provides a reliable framework.
Carlos M. –
Downloaded for the hypoxic-ischemic disease module. Dr. Rosenberg presents the imaging findings clearly with good correlation to clinical significance.