Cranial ultrasound (CUS) is typically the first imaging modality performed to evaluate challenging neonatal brain pathologies. Accurate and timely interpretation of these is clinically paramount. At many academic institutions, residents are often at the front line of this interpretation during call; with limited exposure a priori to taking call. This educational exhibit aims to provide an overview of cranial ultrasound acquisition, normal anatomy, normal variants, critical pathologies, and reporting guidelines that trainees should know prior to or when on-call. Read More

Meeting name: IPR 2026 Congress , 2026

Authors: Ho Michelle, Karbhari Aashna, Dhyani Manish, Dighe Manjiri, Menashe Sarah

Keywords: Cranial, Ultrasound, Residents