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Final ID: Poster #: EDU-091
Simplifying Inner Ear Congenital Malformations
Purpose or Case Report: The inner ear malformations are intricate and challenging to interpret without knowledge of their developmental origins and structural approach. This exhibit aims to simplify the understanding of these anomalies by correlating them with embryological development and structural concepts.
We will start with a brief description of standard CT and MR protocols and normal inner ear anatomy. Then, we will systematically cover embryological development, potential pathologies, key imaging methods, and a helpful interpretation checklist for accurate diagnosis.
A comprehensive understanding of inner ear embryological development, combined with the use of standard protocols and a systematic anatomical approach, simplifies the interpretation of intricate congenital anatomy.
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We will start with a brief description of standard CT and MR protocols and normal inner ear anatomy. Then, we will systematically cover embryological development, potential pathologies, key imaging methods, and a helpful interpretation checklist for accurate diagnosis.
A comprehensive understanding of inner ear embryological development, combined with the use of standard protocols and a systematic anatomical approach, simplifies the interpretation of intricate congenital anatomy.
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